Heloise & The Savoir Faire



		Call one (or two) of the radio stations in your area and request "Odyle" by Heloise & the Savoir Faire. Below is a listing of the stations that are currently playing our record. If you don't see your favorite station listed, call them anyhow!



			At selected retailers. We don’t know which. HMV probably, yeah? We dunno. See if you can find them. Yeah, it’s a scavenger hunt! Send us pics of the albums in stores! (And then, y’know... buy one.)

“A shimmery spectacle erupts in New York. Backed by a live band, Heloise’s oblique jazzy-voice strategizes in beat with two Solid Gold-worthy dancers in leggings. Traversing the yellow bricks as Peaches’ favorite flavor, this electro rock outfit has trapped Toto in a mirror ball.”

“A bottle blonde with a fondness for spandex and all that glitters, Williams was leading her band, Heloise & the Savoir Faire, in a nasty bit of '70s disco rock. She laid out her mission fast and furious: "Trash, rats, and microphones/ That's where I'm at/ Why don't you leave me alone?"
-Joan Anderman

“Most Absurd Hyper-sexualized Dance Team: Dancing duo from Heloise & The Savoir Faire, one member of which spent a small part of the afterparty running around completely nude except for one Heloise sticker, stuck guess where.”
-Alexandra Marvar

Live from SXSW: Heloise & the Savoir Faire (on Boston.com)

Live from SXSW:
Heloise & the Savoir Faire
Posted by Michael Saunders March 16, 2008 05:02 PM
Heloise Williams leads the brash disco-rock band Heloise & the Savoir Faire, which played at BUST magazine's party at Habana Calle 6 Friday. The band is signed to actor Elijah Wood's Simian Records label

“Heloise & The Savior Faire make the indie kids stop and stare.”
-Emily McCombs

Live from SXSW: Heloise & the Savoir Faire featuring Juge

Look for the story about Heloise in the new issue of BUST magazine. Out now. (It's got 2 covers!)

Live from SXSW:
Joe Shepard from Heloise
Posted by Michael Saunders March 16, 2008 05:12 PM
Joe Shepard, who used to tend bar at Zuzu in Cambridge, lives in Brooklyn now and performs as a dancer (in spandex!) and back-up singer in Heloise & the Savoir Faire.

This was our first foray into the digital journaling world of blogs and it was an easy one to start us off. Short form posts: a photo here, a text there, and even video (though we never got around to that.) Have a look:

“Front woman Heloise has Cyndi Lauper’s tone, Debbie Harry’s range, and many cheesy come-ons—what’s not to love? As synths bubble through the disc’s randy electro-pop songs, you won’t know whether to pogo or grind, but dance you will.”
-Scott Frampton

“She’s got a soul diva’s voice, Solid Gold moves and a sassy tongue in her cheek.”

View the Blender.com photo set of our Annex show in NYC

“What can I say to describe this passionate show…There was spandex, there was multi-generational choreography…It was fun and they definitely committed to it.”

Photo set of Heloise & the Savoir Faire performing at The Annex, NYC

Photographed by Christy Kurtz
Posted January, 2008

“The recent debut from the trippy Brooklyn band Heloise & the Savoir Faire... reminded me of the Scissor Sisters at times — but with more, well, everything.”
-James Montgomery

Heloise & The Savoir Faire play their first EVER show in Los Angeles @ Spaceland

“…their wild live performances … made us feel like we'd stumbled into the world's coolest, queerest underground club. We're ready to crown the band our pick for breakout stars.”
-Shana Krochmal

“Among the more interesting sets [at SXSW] were those by Heloise & the Savoir Faire.”
-Fred Mills

Simian Records’ Elijah Wood and Heloise Williams Talk Music

MySpace Celebrity gives you an all-access pass to hang out backstage with actor and burgeoning Simian Records music mogul Elijah Wood and Heloise Williams, the frontwoman of Simian’s latest discovery, NYC buzz band Heloise & The Savoir Faire.

“The crowd loved every minute of the highly theatrical performance.”
-Peter Mongillo

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“Sounds a bit like Love Shack from The B-52's.”