Noam Peri

Noam Peri is a queer singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist crafting indie rock and alternative pop defined by 70s grit, emotional depth, and a sharp modern edge.

Blending intimate, cryptic lyricism with soaring vocals and dynamic production, her music explores heartbreak, identity, and the complexities of everyday life, creating a resonant space where listeners feel seen and understood.

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A graduate of the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, Noam's artistic journey spans continents and disciplines. Her EP "Flowers", named in tribute to the first band she formed during her Los Angeles years, serves as an open diary of love, loss, and transformation. Co-produced with Swedish producer Lukas Persson, the release features standout tracks like "Darling, I Would" and "Debbie", a fierce homage to her creative icon, Debbie Harry.

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Off stage, Noam’s creative world is entirely hands-on. She is the author of the songwriting guide and memoir At Least I Got a Song: A Songwriting Guide and Thoughts, alongside her work as a graphic designer, audio engineer, and self-directed video editor.

Her visual and poetic storytelling has earned significant acclaim: the music video for "Darling, I Would" was selected as a finalist at the Porto Music Video Festival, her project "Pipes" was an official selection at the 2025 International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, and she won third place in the Dagesh Association poetry competition.

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Currently, Noam is gearing up for a brand-new album, propelled by recent singles such as "I Wanna Be Your Ex" and "Poison".

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