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There’s a certain kind of artist that exist just slightly off the mainstream radar yet are inevitably pulling the genre forward. sace6, originally from Long Island, New York, is exactly that: an alternative artist weaving emo, metal and rock into something that hits emotionally.
He began releasing music independently in 2021 with early singles like “white Jeep” and “wish I didn’t see that,” gaining attention online for his aesthetic and emotionally charged songwriting. By mid-decade he’d established himself within a new wave of alt artists in Los Angeles, embracing a sound that fizzles with tension, equal parts ethereal and intense.
June 6, 2025 marked a key moment with the release of Limerence, a six-song EP out via Version III Records. The project blends atmospheric sounds with moments of heavy distortion, oscillating between introspective vocals and explosive instrumentals. Tracks like “wake up,” “easy exit,” “said and done,” “velvet,” and “devotion” showcase his ability to travel from moody introspection to visceral release, often within the same song.
Across streaming platforms, songs such as “corner,” “saturate,” and “bury my head in my hands” have become fan favorites, reflecting a growing and loyal fanbase who connect with his blend of emotion and distortion.
Live is where sace6’s energy really becomes tangible. He’s shared stages across the U.S., U.K., and Europe, supporting acts like LiL Lotus and Amira Elfeky, and has played memorable sets at legendary venues and festivals such as the Vans Warped Tour.
Collaborations have also shaped sace6’s profile. His 2025 single “velvet” featuring jxdn brought additional attention to his sound and introduced his style to new audiences, fellow alternative fans who appreciate genre crossovers and emotional depth.
What distinguishes sace6 is that his music never feels surface-level. There’s an authenticity in his work that doesn’t shy away from vulnerability or intensity, which makes listening feel like a cathartic, emotional experience.
In a scene where genre-blending is becoming the norm, sace6 stands out by letting feeling dictate sound, not vice versa.
