From a shaky first stage performance at 12years old in Queensland, Australia, to kirtan in Temple of Peace, Hawaii, Noah has been working on the craft consistently for over 12 years.

Noah is now bringing a fresh vibration to local venues in Vail, Colorado and residents of the valley love it!

Born in Australia, Noah was inspired by his older brother, Andre, playing gigs between Brisbane & Gold Coast when not building guitars.

At 13 he moved to Big White Ski Resort, learned to snowboard, & started playing first gigs at the local Globe Café not long after.

At 17 Noah got his first gig paying $400aud for 2 hours and realized this could be a career. By 18 he was set up for hours at a time in studio production, maintaining the habit between farming, snowboard instructing, teaching music, and fitness coaching.

Investing in guitar and vocal coaching and getting involved in jam sessions with the best around whenever possible, Noah is continually pushing his abilities as musician and regular audience members notice as he brings a higher quality experience each week.

On writing songs, Noah says:

"I am frustrated by the mentally polluting song lyrics that are so common. I am aware of the nasty effects harmful music can influence as I experiences it first hand as a teenager. Undoing the damage and replacing those thought patterns with more useful and honest influences requires painful lessons, and real work. On the flip side, I am so graciously inspired by the magic of artists sharing a beautiful perspective and emotional experience. The wisdom and vibration that songs with and without lyrics can provide can be miraculously uplifting, honest, and relevant. This is what I want to create, knowing that every artist, song, and moment is unique.

Songwriting is a wonderful and mysterious process. My favorite songs are rarely premeditated and rather flow from a source I cannot name. They come out spontaneously and are often never recorded or played again so those that witness the one-offs carry the only memory. I simply practice opening up and let the song that wants to be born join us in this world. If I can catch it, develop it without muddying it up, practice it and record/perform it... sweet!"