
Ghostly Kisses
American indie band Ghostly Kisses performs at Melkweg in Amsterdam.
Ghostly Kisses is the project of French-Canadian duo Margaux Sauvé and her partner Louis-Étienne Santais, based in Quebec City. Sauvé studied psychology and violin before releasing her first single in 2015, taking the project name from a William Faulkner poem. Their debut album 'Heaven, Wait' (2022) and follow-up 'Darkroom' (2024) built a devoted international following, particularly across the Middle East where they now regularly sell out venues.
Ghostly Kisses released their third album 'Across the Pond' on August 12, 2026, a ten-track record that explores themes of distance and connection.
The duo toured through Egypt in August 2026, where Margaux Sauvé shared on social media that she had a 'wonderful time in Egypt'.
On August 4, 2025, Ghostly Kisses performed an acoustic show at Beast House in Riyadh; tickets sold out within hours.
In February 2025, the duo performed at the Balad Beast Festival in Jeddah and subsequently gave shows in Dubai and Bahrain.
'Darkroom', the second album by Ghostly Kisses, was released on May 17, 2024, via Akira Records - co-produced by Oli Bayston.

American indie band Ghostly Kisses performs at Melkweg in Amsterdam.

Ghostly Kisses delivers intimate singer-songwriter music with minimalist arrangements and a delicate voice. Margaux Sauvé plays in Utrecht with her latest album.