Their debut EP To Feel Like You’re Drowning set the tone for what would become a career defined by authenticity and growth. With their breakout single “I Wish Things Were Different” surpassing 1.6 million streams, and an alternate version featuring Shane Told of Silverstein, the band quickly caught the attention of fans worldwide.
Over the years, they’ve collaborated with heavy hitters like Kellin Quinn (Sleeping With Sirens), contributed to genre compilations, and even turned a cover of Ryan Cabrera’s “On the Way Down” into a real-life collaboration. On stage, they’ve earned their stripes opening for names like Sleeping With Sirens, Dayseeker, Bad Omens, and Craig Owens.
Now signed to Manic Kat Records, Like Ghosts is pushing into new sonic territory—fusing their emo roots with future bass textures. Their latest single “Better Now” marks the beginning of a bold new chapter and the lead into their upcoming sophomore EP.
This conversation dives into their journey, collaborations, and where they’re headed next.
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