Ghost Rebel Club

Ghost Rebel Club is a French art-pop project blending poetic surrealism with lush, retro-futurist pop. Raised on a shared love of music, the band crafted their debut album Moonflowers across oceans - recording between a home studio in Los Angeles and Basement Studios in Pigalle, without ever being in the same room. The result is a ghostly, cinematic journey shaped by influences like Kate Bush, David Bowie, and Tears for Fears. Moonflowers was mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Frank Arkwright (The Smiths, Blur, Arcade Fire) and unfolds like a nocturnal love letter to memory, myth, and mischief. A euphoric, future-pop anthem about romantic fulfillment. Ghost Rebel Club’s new single “Golden Heart” combines Flume’s shimmering electronics with Coldplay’s emotional sweep and Gnarls Barkley’s soul. It’s innocent, powerful, and uplifting - a modern hymn to hard-won love.