Two brothers, one sound — French Touch reborn in London.
Music has always been their first language — literally, brothers before bandmates.
Saults is the project of brothers Antoine and Greg Saults, born in France and formed in 2014. At the end of 2017, the pair left France to settle in London, chasing a sound rooted in 70s and 80s pop, filtered through a modern English production style and the unmistakable influence of French Touch acts like Daft Punk and Phoenix.
Their sound radiates a vibrant energy — radiant choruses, groovy rhythms, rich vocal harmonies, and undeniable instrumental finesse, blending the timeless and the modern in a way that's earned them attention well beyond the London scene they arrived in as novices.
That early promise didn't go unnoticed: they recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, played the Love Supreme Jazz Festival, appeared on BBC radio, and drew praise from Pete Townshend of The Who, who said they "play in the same league as The 1975."
Brothers Antoine and Greg Saults begin the project in France.
The brothers relocate to London to chase their sound in earnest.
Record "Kelly Ride" at Abbey Road Studios, play the Love Supreme Jazz Festival, appear on BBC radio, and earn praise from Pete Townshend of The Who.
"Only Place to Hide," from VOST FR, passes 3 million streams.
50 million views, a viral guitar solo, and a Boule Noire show that sold out a month in advance.
Two tracks recorded in Los Angeles with legendary producer Alan Parsons.
From intimate venues to festival stages, Nomad Production handles every detail of booking Saults — so the only thing your audience remembers is the performance.
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