Swedish born, UK raised singer / songwriter Noush Skaugen took the online independent music world by storm in 2006. Classically trained on flute, piano and saxophone Noush played in jazz, wind and funk bands as well as the London Barbican Orchestra.
Moving to New York with nothing but a suitcase and a guitar Noush teamed up with KrishnalXL to write and sing for his album «ONE». The internationally distributed album spun-off «Moment of Silence» which Noush and KrishnaXL co-wrote as the first single.
In Los Angeles, Noush wrote and sung with Sugardip on what became Miami’s dance-floor anthem for 2005. With producer Richie Stites, Noush Skaugen’ solo debut «Palomino» went into production shortly after.
Clubs like the legendary “Viper Room”, “The Derby” and “The Cat Club” became Noush’s livingroom in LA.
Performances on HD.net, KJLA TV and numerous podcasts quickly attracted media attention. Swiss magazine “20 Minutes” labeled Noush Skaugen as a “Poster-child of the digital music revolution”.
Airplay on Sirius Satellite Radio brought her to millions of listeners in the US and Canada. Host Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff found her to be “Possibly the best singer you haven’t heard yet”
2007 ALTERNATIVE POP ARTIST OF THE YEAR & NATIONAL INDEPENDENT EP OF THE YEAR RECPIENT Releases the debut album 'LOST AND FOUND' 14th June 2008. Sign up to 'Backstage the mailing List' to be the 1st to know, for free singles, Backstage passes & goodies!!! (top right of this page).
Band Members: Noush Skaugen, Asaf Rodeh, Thomas Festa, Scott Bartel, Lars Jansson
Thanks for Stopping by! Great to see your Success with everything :) Keep reaching for the Stars... and stop by every now and then for some Swingin Sinatra tunes :)
yah no doubt, definatly been a hot minute. Thank's for the add and the demo, i really love your music. Been hectic here because i am moving to Tampa, Florida here at the end of the month. If your ever down you should stop through and hang for a bit.
there are worse things than being alone but it often takes decades to realize this and most often when you do it's too late and there's nothing worse than too late.
