im riding a bike i have more rights than you 
I dont really know what I make 

Just a space to store a few rough demos and home recordings.

Soy NoaShaua creadora de música techno modular analógica mis canciones tratan sobre lo paranormal y sobrenatural de este mundo.

pueden seguirme en Spotify, Instagram y Bandcamp.

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6KxBwJI0392raEs2SJcUrZ?si=2vCLokXaTcK5KTvsPy2lBQ


Bandcamp:

noashaua.bandcamp.com

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/NoaShaua



Hello, and welcome.
I’m singing and writing my way through grief — one song at a time.

I record everything myself in GarageBand: lead vocals, layered harmonies, acoustic rhythm guitar, V-Drums, and percussion, bringing in outside stems only when a song calls for extra texture. This is a true DIY process — heartfelt, handmade, and built on a shoestring — but one grounded in constant learning and growth. I’ve been deeply immersed in mixing and mastering so these songs can finally move beyond demo form and fully become what they’re meant to be.

My signature sound is acoustic-driven music anchored by a wide vocal range and rich three- and four-part harmonies. I move between genres depending on the emotional truth of each song, but I always stay honest. I’m a bit of a throwback — a rocker-hippie soul writing from the heart, unfiltered and real.

I spent years performing covers in Las Vegas and the San Francisco Bay Area, drawing from rock, jazz, pop, funk, and beyond. After stepping away from music to focus on family, life eventually brought me to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. Surrounded by forest, ocean, and the distant silhouette of Vancouver Island, I found a quiet peace I hadn’t known before. I bought myself a Johnny Cash Martin guitar and began recording covers that helped me heal.

That process reopened a creative door I thought had closed. Poetry and lived experience turned into songs, and over the next year and a half I wrote more than 30 of them — stories shaped by loss, resilience, and the slow work of moving forward.

When I perform live, I work as a one-woman band using a Roland Cube EX amp, my Johnny Cash Martin guitar, a Shure mic with in-ears, and a MacBook Pro through a Scarlett Solo for backing tracks. Technology makes this journey possible, and I’m deeply grateful for it.

To Erika, Rachel, Brooklynn, Rylie, and Lukas — you are forever in my heart. This music is the legacy of love I carry forward for you. I used to sing silly songs whenever I could. Since losing you in 2019, writing and performing has been how I survive that loss, honor it, and keep love alive. I will never stop hoping to see you again.

Thank you for listening.
Peace. 🌿

Original soundtracks and mythic soundscapes from BLOODLINE - A Story We Forgot to Tell.
Created by Wildly Woven.
A blend of ancient echoes, cinematic tension, and whispered questions from the edges of memory.

Love being creative, to see something come together from a thought is mind blowing to me still. My inspiration musically comes from Tom Kiefer (Cinderella) Axl Rose, John Bon Jovi and Chad Kruger of Nickelback, one of my go to singers is Sammy Hagar . Van Halen years were amazing.
Rock is very cool.
Country is incredible, Alan Jackson is my hero, 
Wont fade away was written for him

Blackened Death Metal from Santiago, Chile.

Line-up:
Valerie Kilgore: Vocals
Vik: Guitars / Backing vocals
Peracles: Guitars / Backing vocals
The Hund: Bass
Mr. Julivs: Drums

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linktr.ee/robinmccoy444

I'm a singer-songwriter from Dundee with a warm, distinctive sound and a love of storytelling through song.

If you'd like to support me or keep up with music news and live events have a look at my Bandcamp and socials!

"All music is folk music, I ain't never heard a horse sing" Big Bill Broonzy

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Musician • Composer • Producer

I've been immersed in music for as long as I can remember. I began classical piano training at age 9 through the Royal Conservatory, and by Grade 7, I was exploring multiple instruments — flute, saxophone, trumpet — eventually teaching myself guitar at 13.

Over the years, I toured extensively with Vancouver-based bands including Krysalis, Bad Boys, September, and Metropolis, where I honed my performance and songwriting skills. My early compositions were mostly instrumental, but my passion for recording took off in the 1990s when I began producing music at home.

I collaborated closely with the singer from Metropolis, and together we released a project called Joe Fish. Since then, I’ve continued writing, recording, and producing my own material — now available on most streaming platforms.

I currently produce using Cubase 14, RME UCX II, Genome software, and Helix pedals, blending classic musicianship with modern production tools.

You can also find me on Spotify HERE:https://open.spotify.com/artist/3i1KcPKjFkNPbqRsrVXH2q?si=u2W7ortvQ2ax1Z4lS2GtyA

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