Saber

Saber is more than a rapper — he’s a voice forged by struggle, sharpened by experience, and shaped by sound. Originally from San Jose and currently living in California’s 831, Saber’s music fuses hip-hop, punk, and emo into something personal and powerful. With influences ranging from Earl Sweatshirt and Vince Staples to Mac Dre and DMX, his style is emotionally raw, lyrically sharp, and unapologetically human.

Writing since the age of 10 and making music for the past six years, Saber channels a life of chaos and pain into music that doesn’t just reflect the world around him — it creates its own. His latest album, I’m sorry Hayley Williams, captures that energy with unfiltered emotion and genre-defying production. Now part of the collective Black Bonsai, Saber is building momentum with live shows, new releases, and a sound that refuses to stay in one lane.

For Saber, music isn’t a career — it’s a necessity. It’s the breath between breakdowns, the therapy between thoughts. It’s survival in stereo.