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This year, the Jiný Pohled/Queer Eye festival brings the great Iranian-German singer MADANII from Berlin, as well as special secret guest and…
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A documentary performance with aerial acrobatics. “Sometimes I feel there’s no way out of this circle.” Anxiety, panic attacks and…
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Scamming is art. They have been with us since the beginning of mankind. They are all around us. And they are more and more of them. There´s no place you…
Scamming is art. They have been with us since the beginning of mankind. They are all around us. And they are more and more of them. There´s no place you…
Guatemalan, Mexico-based musician Mabe Fratti returns to Prague after three years with two new albums and a band. This sentence alone should be enough of an…
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440 CZK
Ethereal Ghostly Kisses present dreamy tales of unrequited love
Margaux Sauvé, the central figure of Ghostly Kisses, creates an ethereal sound built on poetic tales of unrequited love. Borrowing her pseudonym from a poem by William Faulkner, its dreamlike atmosphere is exactly where the music of Ghostly Kisses meets.
Ghostly Kisses will perform on April 13, 2024 in Prague's NoD.
Tickets will go on sale from 27 October 2023, with pre-sales for registered Fource Friends members* starting the day before.
Music has always been around Margaux Sauvé, born in Quebec to a family of musicians; she picked up the violin at the tender age of five. Moving on to the Conservatoire in Quebec, she quit due to “missing the fun part of it” but still loved music so started to play violin in local bands. Singing came a bit later as she thought that “to be a singer you had to have a powerful voice and be loud”, something that doesn’t come naturally to her as a quiet, thoughtful person. Alongside this, the pop music on the radio whilst growing up in Quebec wasn’t connecting with her, so it wasn’t until she started to write music whilst studying psychology at University that the creativity and desire to express revealed itself: “it just opened a completely new path for me”.
Writing music as Ghostly Kisses arrived at a moment where Margaux was in “a living situation I was not able to get out of. A toxic relationship where I had a hard time understanding what was happening.” With this knowledge, it is understandable that most of her early music has a sorrowful but exploratory mood; knowing there were things she needed to express, but not understanding quite how instinctively she was writing until years later it became apparent what she was singing about.
And now, with ‘Heaven, Wait’, her mesmeric debut album ready for release, her songwriting has developed to the point that this is the first time she has written and felt like she was part of the conversation. Able to view herself with an external eye, the album reflects transitions and rebirth – still talking about difficult situations, but with the ability to cast someone else in the lead role, giving the music a deeply personal yet starkly universal appeal. One which Margaux feels has come from “a more mature, adult way of looking at it.”