Sixth House Drops New EP ‘House of God’

There’s a spiritual pulse running through Sixth House’s House of God, a sense that every beat carries the weight of lived experience. Raised in adversity, the producer channels his past—loss, isolation, and struggle with ADHD and dyslexia—into tracks that resonate with both intensity and empathy. Each song is a carefully constructed emotional arc, guiding the listener through defiance, fear, and ultimately, self-acceptance.

Musically, the EP is a fluid blend of liquid drum and bass, melodic bass, and EDM, layered with ethereal vocals and occasional rock influences. Tracks like “Love Me” and “Think About You” balance vulnerability with movement, creating moments where dancing and introspection coexist seamlessly. The production is polished yet raw, a reflection of an artist who understands that beauty often emerges from chaos.

House of God feels like a cathartic experience in six tracks—an invitation to confront darkness and emerge renewed. Sixth House proves that electronic music can carry profound emotional weight, and that healing, much like rhythm, often comes in waves.