Drawing comparison to Lana Del Ray, Billie Eilish, and Sabrina Claudio, the 20-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter noelle drops highly anticipated debut album 30k. The new EP from noelle 30k features a collection of four previously released singles and two brand new songs.

noelle is a rare rising talent in the pop phenonema. The contrast in her voice is simply fantastic. The singer has a sweeter middle register and a moody low register that allow her to capture complex expression and nuance.

Her own way of mending pop with R&B and jazz further expands her reportoir, introducing nuance and contrast in her vocal delivery. Noelle's songwriting introduces versatility in her delivery. It has the sensitive edge of coming-of-age reportoir while tapping into deeper issues with sophistication beyond her age. The depth in her lyrics is worth pondering upon, while the groove is irresistable.

The Universal Music Canada and WAX records artist initially found her footing on YouTube, covering timeless classics and today’s biggest acts. After graduating high school in 2018, noelle signed with WAX Records. In 2021, noelle has been releasing new materials throughout the year, leading to the highly anticipated debut EP 30K.

30k showcases noelle’s rich and diverse artistry. The bluesy melancholy on “Therapy” with a coastal laid-back nostalgia resembles early Lana Del Ray. Her airy falsettos and gentle slides on “Forever Yours” draws similarity to the intimate pop sensitivity of Billie Eilish. “Season Change” showcases noelle’s powerful songwriting with timeless melodies and captivating groove.

“Hate That I Miss You” and “30k” are brand new materials to the record. “Hate That I Miss You” paints a vulnerable moments after a breakup. The song articulates heartache as if it’s a page in a diary. noelle evokes the emotive darkness in her lower register, both unexpected and fantastic. “30k” on the contrary, is dazzling and upbeat.