Ciscaux (born June 20, 1999) is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter blending aesthetic rap’s moody introspection with infectious melodies. Known for switching between laid-back flows and emotional confessionals, he’s built a loyal following on platforms like SoundCloud and Spotify.

Ciscaux first made waves in 2019 with his debut single “No Offense”, a track that introduced his signature mix of confident bars and vulnerable undertones. He kept momentum going with “hey! hi! hello!” — a viral collab with 1nonly and lilbubblegum — that cemented his place in the rising wave of internet-born rap stars.

Over the next few years, he dropped an eclectic run of singles, including “what a waste” (featuring 1nonly, Shady Moon, and Wassup Rocker), the moody “Narcissistic”, the high-energy “EMP”, and the atmospheric “Holy Grail”.

In 2023, Ciscaux released his first full-length project, we probably shouldn’t have done that, a cohesive exploration of late-night thoughts, relationship turbulence, and self-reflection. The album’s immersive production and lyrical honesty drew comparisons to peers in the emo-rap and alt-hip-hop scenes, while still carrying his unique sonic fingerprint.

Outside of the studio, Ciscaux has taken his sound to the stage, performing at festivals like So What?! Music Festival and venues including House of Blues’ Voodoo Room. His collaborative spirit and adaptability have made him a sought-after feature in the underground rap circuit.

Style:
Fans often tag Ciscaux as “general rap” under the aesthetic rap umbrella — a lane where lo-fi textures, melodic hooks, and raw lyricism collide. His music thrives in the space between confidence and vulnerability, a duality that keeps listeners coming back.