Sara Noxx is a defining icon of the German Alternative and Dark Electronic scene. Since her late-90s debut, the Berlin-based artist has crafted a signature sound—a fusion of Darkwave, Electro-Industrial, and profound vocals—that has earned her international acclaim.
Her ascent began by winning the 1997 Zillo Band Contest, followed by hits like "Stupid" and "Winter Again." Noxx is equally renowned for high-profile collaborations with Project Pitchfork, Oswald Henke, and Dr. Mark Benecke.
A historic milestone was reached in 2015 when her album "Entre Quatre Yeuxx" achieved the highest point score in DAC history. In 2026, the album’s standout track "Die Liebe" reached a new global peak, dominating both the German and American Alternative Charts at #1 for eight weeks. Today, she continues her uncompromising path at Epixx Studios, focusing on the warm, analog aesthetic of the Commodore Amiga sound.
