Noam Peri

Noam Peri is a queer singer-songwriter specializing in indie and alternative rock, influenced by 70s rock with touches of electronic and pop elements.

Her songs are characterized by personal, sometimes cryptic lyrics, delivered through clear and emotive vocals, accompanied by diverse melodies and rich production. Her music explores themes of heartbreak, relationships, and life itself, offering her personal perspective on the world.

Through her music, Noam Peri aims to give voice to emotions, helping people feel understood, reminding them they are not alone, and ensuring that their voices are heard.

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“Flowers”, the new EP by Noam Peri, is an emotional diary capturing moments of love, loss, and change. The songs explore unresolved emotions (“Darling, I Would”), old and new loves (“Angle”), disappointment and hope (“In The Storm”), creating a powerful musical journey.

With driving drums, tight guitars, and deep synths wrapped in sharp, intimate songwriting, Noam Peri blends 70s rock influences with a modern indie sound to craft an expansive and moving musical experience.

The EP’s title is a tribute to Noam’s first band in Los Angeles, formed during her studies in the city. This band shaped her artistic and musical path both in LA and beyond. The EP also includes a tribute song to Debbie Harry (“Debbie”), a groundbreaking musical pioneer who symbolizes artistic freedom and female strength for Noam. Her influence is deeply reflected in the sound and emotion of the entire EP.

The EP was co-produced with Swedish producer Lukas Persson, who became a creative partner in Noam’s musical journey after they met during their studies in the U.S. Together, they crafted a production that balances sensitivity and energy, intimacy and power, bringing Noam Peri’s unique voice to the indie rock scene.