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single · 2026
A late-night confession about ending a relationship in a bad way and understanding that the other side was hurt, which causes pain, dressed in soul-crushing lyrics and a melody that captures you right away.
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Noah Hill is a singer, songwriter and producer from New Jersey, born 4 February 2006. He taught himself guitar at eleven and was writing his own songs by thirteen. Piano, drums and bass followed, all self-taught, until he could play every part of a record himself.
The result is pop with rock in its bones, shaped by the writers he grew up on: Ed Sheeran, Teddy Swims, Shawn Mendes, 5 Seconds of Summer and Ryan Tedder. Choruses built to be sung back, carried by a band rather than a laptop.
He writes for the people who feel alone, left out, like a misfit. Songs about mental health, and about the distance that opens up inside relationships of every kind, romantic and platonic. The aim is not to make those feelings sound pretty. It is to make someone hearing them at 2am feel less alone.
His single "fix me" widened the frame without raising the volume. Its follow-up, "hurt somebody," arrived in 2026 as a meditation on the small cruelties we don't talk about: the door left unanswered, the thing said just to see it land.
Both were recorded between New York and London, and together they trace the outline of a debut EP coming soon: eight songs about repair, and the distance between wanting to be better and actually being better.