Emiliano Sacripanti is an Argentine musician, composer, and producer based in Gothenburg, Sweden. He grew up in a small village surrounded by trees, lagoons, and dirt roads, where he first explored the bond between landscape and sound, recording early ideas on cassette tapes with a guitar his father had hidden away. After years of training in guitar, voice, production, mixing, and vocal pedagogy, he launched his solo project in 2014, shaping an artistic identity rooted in an organic, analog sound influenced by the warmth of 1970s recording techniques. His music centers on classical guitar and voice, unfolding through evolving textures, loops, strings, percussion, and subtle programming, blending Argentine folk, indie folk, ambient elements, and a singer-songwriter sensibility.

In 2016 he released his debut album Huella, supported by the Municipal Arts Fund of Bahía Blanca, leading to tours across Argentina both solo and with a band. Two years later he travelled through Europe with only his guitar and a suitcase of records, performing at festivals in Spain and Denmark before settling in Sweden. He later released the audiovisual EP Live at Blå Stället (2020), a project combining a live performance in Gothenburg with imagery of natural landscapes from Argentina and Sweden.

In 2025 he released Los Nombres Que No Olvidamos (“The Names We Don’t Forget”), his first single since leaving Argentina. Begun during his travels, the song found its final form in the context of an increasingly tense political climate back home. Recorded in his studio and mastered at Svenska Grammofonstudion, it was followed by two additional singles. His second studio album — developed over two years and scheduled for release in 2026 — marks a new chapter in his artistic evolution, a quiet and meticulously crafted work designed for close listening.

Alongside his solo work, Emiliano leads AEMIA, an ambient-neoclassical project that blends voices, field recordings, electric guitars, strings, tape machines, and contemporary electronics. Its debut album, All The Things I Want To Remember (2023), is a meditative exploration of stillness, darkness, and the elemental beauty of the Swedish winter.