EP / Release
A new Hebrew single from Noam Peri, capturing the emotional loneliness of a one-sided relationship. With intimate vocals, rhythmic drums, and warm guitars, the song delivers heavy emotions through simple, honest writing. Six months after her EP “Flowers”, Noam returns to Hebrew with a raw, vulnerable piece many will deeply connect to.
“Flowers” is an emotional indie-rock EP exploring love, loss, and change. The songs move between unresolved feelings (“Darling, I Would”), past and present loves (“Angle”), and moments of disappointment and hope (“In The Storm”), creating a cohesive and moving journey.
Blending 70s rock influences with modern indie production—tight guitars, driving drums, and deep synths—the EP reflects Noam Peri’s intimate, sharp songwriting and distinctive sound.
Named in tribute to Noam’s first band in Los Angeles, Flowers also includes “Debbie,” honoring Debbie Harry and her fearless artistic influence.
Co-produced with Swedish producer Lukas Persson, the EP balances sensitivity and power, shaping Noam Peri’s unique voice in the indie rock scene.
In 2022, Noam Peri recorded and released her debut EP, Ofanaim (Bikes) , produced by Hod Sarid.
The EP is a journey through the experiences of a young woman navigating the transition from military service to civilian life, beginning to taste the fruits of independence while encountering both the excitement and the hardships of forging her own path. The deeply personal and sometimes cryptic lyrics are delivered with clear, emotive vocals against a backdrop of diverse melodies and a production rich in electronic elements.
