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For the fans of : Tamino - SYML - Figura Renata - Daramuda

Margaux Sauvé was born in Quebec into a family of musicians. Singing came a little later, because she thought that "to be a singer, you had to have a powerful voice and be noisy", which is not necessarily natural for her. Writing the music under the name Ghostly Kisses came at a time when Margaux found herself in "a life situation I couldn't get out of. A toxic relationship where I had difficulty understanding what was going on". Knowing this, it's understandable that much of her early music had a sad but exploratory quality; she knew there were things she needed to express, but didn't really understand how instinctively she was writing, until years later when it became obvious what she was singing about.

So Margaux Sauvé found Louis-Étienne Santais to form the group Ghostly Kisses, and together the two artists know how to magnify the lure of a secret and the hiss of a magnetism. This is illustrated in 'Dark Room', their forthcoming album, whose single 'Keep it Real' has already been released; an album that conjures up our inner monologue to find a mystical connection in the darkest electronic corners.

Check out Ghostly Kisses in our Electro-Pop playlist:

They will be accompanied by Sandrayati, an artist whose music reflects her Indonesian heritage, evoking both her folklore and her struggles. Sandrayati began writing original songs when her family moved from Indonesia to the Philippines, and her questioning of her multiple identities runs through her compositions, which are enhanced by her light, diaphanous voice.

Discover Sandrayati in our Indie-Folk playlist: