The Next Phase: An Announcement

As of 01.01.2026, Saber Cuts a Dash will step away entirely from social media and all streaming platforms, choosing instead to focus 100% on being the true, authentic, and uncompromising artist he always set out to be.

Not every artist creates for external validation or a narrow, linear definition of success. Does earning a pre-determined sum for one to three years—while functioning as a corporate puppet with little or no control over your artistic direction—really mean you’ve “made it”?

A real artist creates what is honest to them, regardless of who is listening, and without concern for approval. A real artist refuses to dilute or reshape their sound and message for the “casual scroller,” or for a 10–30 second background clip playing while attention drifts elsewhere—TikTok or otherwise.

This is about expression. About the creative process. About the birth of original work—not the approval of junk culture or microwave pop-hit consumption. It’s about reaching people in real life, forming genuine connections, and creating profound experiences that linger long after the record stops spinning or the performance ends. It’s about placing value in the music… in the art… and in the audience who choose to support it.

SCAD has always stood for quality over quantity. Until his musical retirement in 2030, he will continue as an artist on the margins, making and performing music for himself, for the loyal audience who never forgot him (nor stopped supporting him), and for any new listeners who happen to connect with his vibe as he enters this exciting new phase—free from algorithms, unfair royalty payments, sad and pathetic trolls, empty ‘likes’ and all the rest of the NOISE.

SCAD will never “drop” a release, beg for subscriptions, ask anyone to smash a notification button, or describe his work as a “gamechanger.” Instead, he will continue delivering highly original music as art, not content—released in physical formats (as well as high-resolution digital downloads). And at some point in the future, he will return… with JUSTICE.

Until then, the focus is on preparing for a return to the live stage: intimate, pop-up performances here and there, across Europe and beyond. Better to play for 30 attentive lovers of music—silent, present, and absorbed—than for 30,000 casual listeners talking over the songs while staring at their phones for three-quarters of the set.

If you’d like to be part of this next chapter of Saber Cuts a Dash, these are the only places SCAD will remain active online:

The Next Phase: An Announcement

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