Sacha Sacket

Sacha Sacket is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and alt-rock artist known for his soul-baring lyrics and genre-blending sound that mixes alternative rock, piano-driven pop, and theatrical flair. Emerging in the early 2000s, this openly gay artist has built a career on raw emotional storytelling, often exploring themes of identity, love, and self-discovery through his moody, atmospheric tracks. His recent releases like *Viscera (Volume One)* and *Viscera (Volume Two)* showcase his signature blend of brooding intimacy and soaring vocals, while live recordings like *Song for Jamey* highlight his stripped-down piano skills.

With a DIY ethos, Sacket has maintained creative control over his music for nearly two decades, earning a cult following for deeply personal albums and EPs. Tracks like *Start a Fight* and *We See Who You Are* lean into his knack for dramatic crescendos and poetic lyricism, often drawing comparisons to artists like Jeff Buckley or Rufus Wainwright. Beyond music, he’s been vocal about LGBTQ+ representation in the arts, embedding queer narratives into his work long before it became mainstream. Whether he’s crafting haunting ballads or anthemic rock moments, Sacket’s music feels like a late-night confessional—unfiltered, vulnerable, and relentlessly human.