Platinum-certified singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Sueco walks the line between musical styles fearlessly and without a net. Emerging from the first wave of digitally native breakout artists, he initially garnered widespread attention with a string of viral releases and RIAA-certified records, establishing himself as a versatile songwriter with cross-genre appeal. Since then, he has deliberately redefined his artistic direction, positioning himself at the forefront of a new generation of alternative artists bridging rock, punk, and metal influences with contemporary production.

Today, he drops the video for his new single “ENEMY,” featuring blackbear.

Watch it here. 



“Enemy” unites Sueco and blackbear for a powerful alt-rock collaboration designed for immediate impact in both the rock and alternative worlds. It’s the ultimate banger — boasting glitchy electronics, an explosive breakdown, and undeniable chemistry between the participants.

Prior to “Enemy,” Sueco unleashed “REARRANGING SCARS,” his smash metal hit for the official Scream 7 soundtrack. Its placement within one of the most commercially successful installments of the iconic horror franchise further amplified its cultural impact, as Scream 7 delivered a standout global box office performance and ranked among the series’ top openings.

With a new full-length project forthcoming, Sueco is entering a defining chapter of his career. He has global tour plans through 2027, which will be revealed in due course. As he continues to refine and scale his sound, Sueco stands poised to solidify his position within the modern rock landscape and extend his reach across both alternative and mainstream audiences. Outlets like Nylon, Billboard, and Rolling Stone have already taken note.

Sueco is only just getting started…

Two individuals with distinctive hairstyles and tattoos sitting on a car, illuminated by a brightly lit neon sign that reads 'ENEMY' and displays advertisements for adult movies and other services.

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