At just 26 years old, Noah Floresch is becoming one of the most trending indie pop stars. In college, Noah released his first indie pop singles from Omaha, Nebraska. His blend of pop, folk, and rock has proved successful, through songs like "Ghost of Chicago" with over 35 million streams. He's caught the attention of names like Em Beinold and Ricky Montgomery, who even supported him on his US and Canadian tours. By the end of 2024, his success enabled him to embark on a headlining tour. Now, he's onto a new era in his career, beginning with the release of "Growing Everything Out."
"Growing Everything Out," released on May 1st through Concord Records, creates an "anti-hero" character that allows his life to be a mess for a while. Inspired by his on-the-road lifestyle, the song uses upbeat and light sonics to accompany the more profound lyrics. Noah created an anti-hero character, which serves as a way to self-reflect through his music, as he used it to process his rough appearance. Noah has stated that the lyrics "talk about a time when you find yourself slightly partying too hard, you're a mess, but you're letting yourself have permission to let go a little bit."
Immediately when listening to the song, I was captured by the dominating use of guitar, which created a blend between an indie and folk song. Noah's compelling vocals emphasize the raw emotion felt from his lyrics. The song creates an inviting atmosphere for viewers to reflect on the rougher concepts brought by the lyrics. It uses melodies and guitar to create a perfect balance of emotion and makes you feel at peace.
"Growing Everything Out" is an extraordinary single that is just an excellent beginning to a larger project coming later this year. The single is out on all platforms now, and be sure to watch out for more compelling music by Noah Floresch.
