Saults

Saults’ songs are like a fountain of youth — proof that it’s possible to blend sharp-edged songwriting, electric fire, melodic elegance, rich vocal harmonies and undeniable instrumental fluidity. It’s pop, supercharged with rock energy: for brothers Antoine and Greg, music is their first language. They are joined today by Axel Castets (bass), Robin Vernay (drums), Loic Guenneguez (trumpet) and Jean Vernheres (saxophone), forming the Saults Experience. After their high school band, Saults came to life in 2014. Charisma, a knack for hooks and a guitar at the core: that spark was there from the start. Fueled by British influences, the brothers left France in 2017 to move to London — just the two of them in a tiny room with no heating. They played gig after gig, recorded Kelly Ride at Abbey Road Studios, performed at Love Supreme Jazz Festival, landed on BBC airwaves, and earned praise from Pete Townshend (The Who): “They play in the same league as The 1975.” In 2024, the band released VOST FR, featuring Only Place to Hide — written in memory of a lost friend — which pushed the group forward with over 3 million organic streams, marking a shift toward French-language expression. À la mode and Fake sealed a creative partnership with producer Jérémy Chapron. In 2025, Let It Go sparked a digital wave: 100 million views, 10 million streams, and a viral guitar solo. Tracks from their debut album — released in summer 2025 — were recorded in Los Angeles with Alan Parsons.