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THIS IS SAULTS

 

Saults’ songs are like a fountain of youth — proof that it’s still possible to blend punchy songwriting, electric energy, melodic elegance, lush vocal harmonies, and undeniable instrumental fluidity. From blazing choruses to groovy bass lines, from carefree sonic waves to joyful surges, the band slips into our time with feline ease. This is pop, supercharged with rock energy: brothers Antoine and Greg make music the way others speak a first language.

From the age of two, Antoine was already hooked on live performances by Prince, Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton — long before most kids discovered cartoons. He picked up his first guitar at six. Greg joined three years later on drums. Since then, the two have been carving their path with relentless energy.

After the group’s almost "classic" formation in high school, Saults officially came to life in 2014. Faces, charisma, catchy hooks and that essential guitar tone — their extra soul was instantly felt by both newcomers and seasoned listeners. Influenced primarily by Anglo-American sounds, the brothers took a leap of faith in late 2017 and moved to London, with no safety net, squeezed into 10m² without heating. They hustled their way through bars, clubs and basement gigs, recorded Kelly Ride at Abbey Road Studios, played the Love Supreme Jazz Festival, got airplay on BBC stations… and even caught the attention of The Who’s Pete Townshend: “They’re in the same league as The 1975.”

In 2024, the band released VOST FR, an EP produced by Jack Wilson (Fickle Friends). Among its tracks, Only Place to Hide, written in memory of a late friend, sent the band soaring — over a million organic streams and nationwide radio support. VOST FR marked the beginning of their smooth shift towards French lyrics.

And here we are! Setting the stage for their debut album, tracks like À la mode and Fake shine with funk-disco energy and a radiant, modern twist. They also sealed a new creative partnership with producer Jérémy Chapron. Saults doesn’t fantasize the past — they celebrate it, with unstoppable modern flair.

In 2025, Let It Go hits like a digital tidal wave: 50 million views, a viral guitar solo, and a sold-out Boule Noire show one month ahead of time. The Saults’ sonic identity reaches new heights and finds a wider, ever-growing audience.

Several songs from their debut album — set for release in summer 2025 — were recorded in Los Angeles with the legendary Alan Parsons, marking a bold new chapter in a story that’s only just beginning.

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