A Little Less

i guess i’m an idiot

The Wrong Things

There’s No Way

Bad at My Emotions

A Lot

Messy

Wasted My Time

Two Worlds, One Flame” is Noire’s debut EP — a seven-track journey through love, class conflict, and emotional truth. With her soulful voice and cinematic delivery, Noire’ explores the tension between privilege and passion, stability and desire.

The EP features two standout songs, each presented in three distinct versions:
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Fix Me (Original, Acoustic, Club Remix): A late‑night confession of pure physical attraction. She calls him when the night feels broken, knowing there’s no love — just the rush, the touch, the intoxicating pull. 

“Cross the line” (Original, Acoustic, Club Remix): A sensual ballad from a woman who finds healing in the arms of a man she knows is no good for her. The acoustic version strips it down to raw vulnerability, while the remix turns longing into movement.

“Popin Out” (Original, Live Band, Empowerment Mix): A bold anthem of liberation from toxic love and societal expectations. The live version brings organic energy, while the empowerment mix turns it into a rallying cry for women reclaiming their joy.

Every lyric, melody, and beat is crafted by Deangel Deangelo, whose legacy-driven production gives Noire’ a platform to shine with elegance, grit, and truth. This EP is more than music — it’s a statement of identity, resistance, and emotional power.

No man law (late nite drive mix) Noir'e

Fck Me is a raw, straight-forward R&B record that explores desire without filters, hesitation, or apology. The song lives in the moment where attraction turns physical, consent is explicit, and fantasy is spoken out loud instead of danced around.

Lyrically, the track is direct and fearless. There is no buildup built on mystery. The narrator knows exactly what they want and demands presence rather than performance. Lines about permission, proximity, and immediacy turn the song into a conversation that happens in real time. Desire is mutual, verbal, and intentional. The tension comes not from uncertainty, but from anticipation. Every phrase pushes the listener closer to action, stripping away doubt, delay, and restraint 

What makes Fck Me stand out is its balance between dominance and vulnerability. Beneath the explicit language is trust. The lyrics emphasize choice, consent, and emotional immersion alongside physical intensity. Pain, pleasure, misbehavior, and release are intertwined, framed as something willingly entered rather than taken. This gives the track weight beyond shock value. It’s not reckless lust. It’s controlled surrender.

Sonically, Fck Me sits firmly in contemporary R&B with a club-ready tempo and a bright, vocal-forward mix. The production keeps the vocal close and intimate, allowing every word to land clearly and deliberately. The tight stereo image and restrained groove create a sense of proximity, as if the listener is inside the exchange rather than observing it. The beat supports the tension rather than overpowering it, letting rhythm and voice work together to build heat instead of spectacle 

At its core, Fck Me is about honesty in desire. It’s about removing pretense, asking for what you want, and stepping fully into the moment without apology or disguise. This is not a slow-burn romance or a club chant meant to fade into the background. It’s an intimate confrontation between attraction and action, meant to be felt up close.

FcK Me

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