A band who quit their day jobs on the eve of the pandemic and have yet to perform live are gathering rave reviews for producing music in their bedrooms. Co Meath outfit Noah have been earning high praise from the likes of the BBC's Laura Whitmore and 2FM's Eoghan McDermott, despite their unorthodox route to fame. For their latest single, Darkest Hour, pandemic restrictions meant they were unable to use the recording studio, instead rehearsing over Zoom and recording remotely from their individual bedrooms. In February they jacked in their jobs in retail, personal training and eBay to take on the music world full-time. A recording studio was swapped for their individual bedrooms in Ashbourne to lay down their latest single, the follow-up to their debut, Shine.

Source: Irish Independent March 01, 2021 02:26 UTC