Saults

Saults’ music radiates a vibrant energy, fusing striking songwriting, electric drive, melodic elegance, rich vocal harmonies and undeniable instrumental finesse. Their sound combines radiant choruses, groovy rhythms and vocal harmonies, creating a blend that feels both timeless and modern. The band is led by brothers Antoine and Greg Saults, whose first language has always been music.

They draw their inspiration in 70’s and 80’s pop music with a modern and english sound and production, influenced by French Touch bands (Daft Punk, Phoenix). Saults was born in 2014. The two brothers left France at the end of 2017 to settle in London. Novices but determined, they played a string of gigs in bars, clubs and cellars, recorded Kelly Ride at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, played at the Love Supreme Jazz Festival, appeared on BBC radio… and even received praise from Pete Townshend (The Who): ‘They play in the same league as The 1975’ .

In 2024, the band released VOST FR, which includes Only Place to Hide, the track that provided the band over 3 million streams and national recognition. Later, A la mode and Fake, two sunny funk-disco tracks seal a new collaboration with french producer Jérémy Chapron. Saults doesn’t fantasise about the past : it celebrates it with unstoppable modernity.

In 2025, Let It Go created a digital wave : 50 million views, a guitar solo that went viral, and a sold-out Boule Noire concert, a month before the date. The duo’s signature sound finds new resonance with an ever-wider audience. Two of their tracks were released in the summer of 2025, were recorded in Los Angeles with the legendary Alan Parsons. This is a major recognition and a new milestone in the history of a band that continues to grow.

On stage, the most british of french duets sweeps everything on its path, mixing dance, guitar solos, rock, funk and electro with a sprinkle of that botherly bond audiences can feel as soon as Antoine and Greg start singing in harmony.

Their early influences -Prince, Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, The Beatles – are still present but totally assimilated to generate and original and unique sound as well as its own image. Saults’ meteoric rise is a testament to their ability to captivate audiences, both online and offline, making them a force to be reckoned with in the global music landscape.