Sara Noxx is a multifaceted German artist whose work spans the realms of electronic, avant-garde, and darkwave music. Born in the heart of Bavaria, Sara's musical career takes root in the early 1990s, where she quickly established herself as a luminary in the underground electronic music scene. With her distinctive voice and a penchant for the melancholic and enigmatic, Sara Noxx has captivated audiences with her poetic lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes, earning a reputation as a pioneer in her genre.

Over the years, Sara Noxx has consistently evolved, demonstrating her versatility across various platforms from music to acting and beyond. Her discography is peppered with critically acclaimed albums and singles, with recent releases like "Falling (Extended)," which showcases her ability to blend deep melodies with her haunting vocal style. Songs like "Weg zurück" are testament to her German roots and introspective writing. Her interpretation of "Where the Wild Roses Grow," originally by Nick Cave & Kylie Minogue, illustrates her talent for reimagining classic pieces, while original tracks like "Superior Love" exhibit her skill in creating compelling, unique compositions. With her cover of Michael Jackson's "Earth Song" and the reflective "Bridges," Sara Noxx continues to push boundaries and explore new musical territories, resonating with a diverse and dedicated fan base that extends well beyond her German beginnings.