Also featuring:
Jason Barrows: lap steel, electric guitar Dave Elwert: piano, keys, assorted tones Cliff Kimmerling: bass, trumpet
Etkilendikleri
Ryan Adams, The Beach Boys, Blur, Jon Brion, Jeff Buckley, Bright Eyes, Johnny Cash, Chamberlain, Elvis Costello, The Damnwells, The Dissociatives, Kathleen Edwards, Fleet Foxes, Ben Folds, Gin Blossoms, Huey Lewis & The News, Jet, Loney Dear, Lovedrug, Cameron McGill, Margot & The Nuclear So & So's, Robert Mathison, John Mayer, Rhett Miller , Oasis, Roy Orbison, Queen, Otis Redding, Damien Rice, Josh Ritter, Rooney, Rosalie, Silverchair, Paul Simon, Simon & Garfunkel, Bruce Springsteen, Rod Stewart, The Stills, Superdrag, The Thrills, The Wallflowers, Gillian Welch, Wilco, Whiskeytown, Pete Yorn, etc.
Neye Benziyor?
If Daniel Johns made folk-pop.
Request NOAH EAST on your local radio/satellite station:
USA:
KINK-Portland OR - (503) 228-KINK or 1-877-567-KINK (5465) - equest@kink.fm - www.kink.fm
Described by Nuvo magazine's Wayne Bertsch as having an "ethereal voice," "Noah East sings the kind of songs Elliott Smith might have written with some therapy and meds."
The evolution of Noah's music is a result of not only a deep seated passion for music, but also a near obsessive drive to play and sing for any audience he can find. Whether it is in front of a packed venue or in the quiet company of a few close friends, Noah picks up a guitar, sits down at a piano and sings his heart out for whomever will listen.
The former lead singer of Kingsley, Noah has played as both a band member and as a solo artist. He has had the distinct honour of sharing the stage with music's heavy hitters such as Michelle Branch, Jon McLaughlin, Dispatch and many others. While opening for John Eddie in 2005, John said of Noah with a smile from the stage: "I hate you for how good you are and the life you have ahead of you."
Noah, with the aid of musical mastermind R. D. Mathison, continues to experiment and branch out in his music, adding instruments and styles as his talent matures. Currently, his focus is a more back-to-basics approach: folksy pop songs with piano driven melodies, accompanied by understated strings and the ever-so-slight hint of old-time country. You can find it in his live performances or on his upcoming sophomore album Bird. I think Scene & Heard magazine said it best when they did a review of Noah's 2006 album Inside The Sleep Machine: "a gem ... a pop-rock tour de force ... Noah East has a voice that is unparalleled by anything else in music right now".
hey like your music dude, i'm working with some people and starting to blend our styles together. it sounds really good. if you maybe in october or in a month or so if you want we can throw a show together if your not working to hard. i have three jobs now and i'm bussy too, so just let me know if your interseted. it was good seeing you the other night at roadhouse.
It was great having you over to record the show, THE SCENE. It's going to sound amazing. Noah will be on WITT 91.9 FM on August 19th at 9pm. Don't forget to catch the show every Wednesday at 9-9:30pm.
Also man, I was gonna ask if you know Daniel Carter? We used to go to church together and we played music together all the time. I'm a bass player and I would love to just jam anytime, all the good musicians I know have jobs and families. Well, keep in touch. Take it easy bro!
Hey Noah! It's cool! Your songs are great and I'm happy to support someone from Anderson! Also, I've been looking around on here and through google to buy your CD "Bird" or any music you have out right now. It's just so good lol! If you can let me know, I'd appreciate it. Thanks bro!!!
Thanks for the compliment! It's the new hair color and my styling it curly that does it.. other than that it's the same ol' me! Things are good. Tyler and I just bought our first house and are slowly getting all the work done around here. Oh, what fun!! Hope all is just as well there. ~Im
