Saults - A la mode

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C’est à la mode, ça revient fort
Ce cycle infini, on sait le recycler (well)
T’inquiète je fais le tri, je veux pas gaspiller (huh non yeah)
Passé enchanté, modernité sublimée

C’est à la mode
Les vinyles craquent, le flow s’envole
C’est à la mode
Dans le rétro, ça décolle
C’est à la mode
Éternelle nostalgie
C’est à la mode, ça revient fort notе après note

C’est à la mode
Lеs vinyles craquent, le flow s’envole
C’est à la mode
Dans le rétro, ça décolle
C’est à la mode
Éternelle nostalgie
C’est à la mode, ça revient fort ouais ça résonne

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Des corps entrelacés, pourtant t’es esseulée (ouh yeah)
Dans l’obscurité, tout est chorégraphié
Passé déterré, modernité sublimée
C’est à la mode
Les vinyles craquent, le flow s’envole
C’est à la mode
Dans le rétro, ça décolle
C’est à la mode
Éternelle nostalgie
C’est à la mode, ça revient fort note après note

C’est à la mode
Les vinyles craquent, le flow s’envole
C’est à la mode
Dans le rétro, ça décolle
C’est à la mode
Éternelle nostalgie
C’est à la mode, ça revient fort ouais ça résonne (non, non, non, non)

C’est à la mode, ça revient fort

Everybody say yeah uh!

Yeah - yeah !

Release Date: March 29, 2024

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La chanson "A la mode" de Saults parle de la tendance et de la nostalgie qui reviennent cycliquement dans la culture populaire. Les paroles évoquent le recyclage du passé et la sublimation de la modernité, tout en soulignant l'importance de ne pas gaspiller. La musique évoque une atmosphère rétro avec des vinyles qui craquent et un flow qui s'envole, créant une ambiance envoûtante et nostalgique. Les paroles mettent en avant l'idée que malgré les changements et les évolutions, certaines tendances reviennent toujours en force, résonnant avec force et émotion.

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At the early age of 6, Antoine Saults picked up his first guitar, and shortly after his younger brother, Greg Saults, decided he would be a drummer. For ten years they practiced together dreaming of being in a band ‘like The Beatles’. In 2014 their dream came true.

When Antoine heard Axel Castets playing bass guitar at a gig in Bordeaux he accosted him as he left the stage and immediately asked him to join his band. Saults was born. The chemistry between the three friends was obvious to all and when Antoine injected his original compositions, a unique and brilliant blend of funk, pop and rock was uncovered.

Throughout 2015 & 2016 they performed constantly across France and Europe, honing their sound and growing their fan-base with their energetic and exciting shows. The release of their 2016 EP and video ‘I Wanna Jam’ was met with a response which took everyone involved by surprise, not least the three young men : an EP sold in thousands and a show in their hometown in front of 10,000 people!

In April 2017, the band decided to follow in their heroes footsteps and relocate to London, convinced that the city was the next stage on their incredible journey to conquer the music world. Playing local stages wherever they could it wasn’t long before they were being noticed and gaining more and more plaudits.

In-spired by this new way of life and with no time to lose, the band recorded ‘Kelly Ride’, at Abbey Road Studios. The song was aired on the BBC, London Live Tv when the band were interviewed. Following this release, Saults was on the road with the “Kelly Ride Tour” and hit some prestigious stages like Minehead Festival, Love Supreme Festival.

Claiming that these new experiences and has brought about a change in their sound, the band has recorded their brand new single ‘On Our Way’ (produced by Matt Gooderham). In less than one year and a half in London, Saults have made a name for themselves and are the band to see perform live around the capital… following in the footsteps again of their idols.