April 13, 2025

Nyxx returns with brand new EP, ‘Salt’ – Out now

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Out now is the new EP from New York–based dark pop artist Nyxx, titled “Salt”. “Salt” is a four-track EP about descent into heartbreak, power, and rebirth and is out now on all major streaming platforms, including Bandcamp. Alongside the release is the music video for the lead single “Crown” focusing on self-empowerment and featuring GenCab.

The EP was self-written and produced by David Dutton and MORIS BLAK with visuals produced by Nyxx herself. The 3 other tracks – besides “Crown” – are “Gun”, “Salt” and the duet “Body Count” (featuring Danny Blu]). Nyxx is scheduled to perform at Dark Force Fest on May 2, 2025, at the Sheraton Parsippany Hotel in New Jersey.

About Nyxx

Nyxx, is a New York-based dark pop artist who began her musical journey as the lead vocalist for a high school pop-punk band before transitioning to a solo career.

Her debut single, “Wicked”, was released in 2013, followed by the 2016 EP “Nightmare”, which she produced independently in her Los Angeles apartment. Nice detail, the self-directed music video for “Nightmare” already garnered over six million views to date.

In 2018, Nyxx collaborated with Aesthetic Perfection on the single “Voodoo”. We also found her back on the 14th episode of the X-RL7 animation series and music project. She can be heard on the track Under My Spell”.

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Bernard - Side-Line Staff Chief editor
Bernard Van Isacker is the Chief Editor of Side-Line Magazine. With a career spanning more than two decades, Van Isacker has established himself as a respected figure in the darkwave scene.

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