I play some stuff. Some of it is terrible. Some of it isn't quite as bad, I guess.

From R&B, rock, metal, and movie scores to pop and electronic music, Noah Fickel is a solo artist/song writer/producer who specializes in creating all different styles of music to create sounds that people will enjoy. His music could be compared to the styles of Hans Zimmer, Plini, Animals as Leaders and others. Noah started learning music when he was around ten years old after he got his first musical instrument for Christmas, a drum set. From there, he eventually learned bass guitar, electric and acoustic guitar, piano, and eventually singing. Once in his later years of high school, he began to write and produce his own music using his dad’s computer in his bedroom closet. From there, he created his first solo album, as well as two singles. 
As a musician, Noah makes music to better himself as a person and as a musician utilizes streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music as his music portfolio as well as for leisurely listening from his fans. Noah grew up in a musical background with all of his family members playing instruments. Serving by playing on the worship team in church every weekend helped him to gain experience in the music world, later leading to more open doors and collaborations with acts such as Norden Pass, Beat Billionaire, Sean From the Yukon, Jordan Francis, and Neelam. Noah will be releasing a single in just a couple months and has future collaborations in the works.

A gathering of songwriters, instrumentalists, and musicians who have spent a huge part of their lives creating hand-constructed music that allows you forget all of the things that drag you down throughout the day. We don't want to be famous. We don't make music for money. We play music to perpetuate more music. We have spent time away from our families, friends, loved ones while we hone our craft. This is not about us, it's about making our Hometown Glow with pride. You have allowed us to create and we are forever thankful.

Tommy Walter is an American film, documentary and television composer based in Los Angeles. He has written scores for a number of films and television programs as well as commercial spots and trailers for Sony Pictures, HBO, Target, Sprint, Subaru, Union Pacific Railroad and the Portland Trailblazers among others. He won an Advertising Federation Gold Award in Original Television Music for Target's “Art Unfolds” that aired during the broadcast of the Golden Globes.

Tommy began his career as a founding member of the critically acclaimed band Eels. The band toured the world in support of their release Beautiful Freak and the alternative rock hit “Novocaine For The Soul," winning the group a BRIT Award for Best International Breakthrough Act. Tommy then went on to start his own project, so far releasing four albums under the moniker Abandoned Pools. The single "The Remedy" reached number one on the MTV2 Rock Countdown while the band continued touring in America, Europe and Japan with artists such as, Garbage, Lenny Kravitz, Pink and A Perfect Circle.

​Growing up on the edge of LA County, Tommy spent his teenage summers at the Idyllwild Arts Academy in Southern California and the Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan where he studied French horn and jazz bass. In college, he continued his studies in French Horn with James Decker at the University of Southern California, performing in the USC Symphony, but soon found his true calling in composition. He earned a Bachelor of Music in Theory & Composition studying with composers Donald Crockett, Stephen Hartke and Morten Lauridsen. He furthered his studies with a Certificate in Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television under the guidance of film scoring legends Jerry Goldsmith, Jonathan Debney, and David Raksin.

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