Even Still: non-binary indie artist Noah Elliott releases sophomore EP, which delves deep into mental health and queer identity

Non-binary indie artist Noah Elliott invites listeners on a deeply personal journey through themes of connection, loneliness, and self-discovery with their highly anticipated sophomore EP, Even Still, which is unique blend of intimate melodies, minimalistic arrangements, and introspective spoken word.

At 23 years old, Noah Elliott is already making waves in the indie music scene with their raw and honest approach to songwriting. Their debut EP, I’m Still Breathing, released in July 2022, received acclaim for its vulnerability and authenticity. Now, with Even Still, Noah continues to push boundaries, delving even deeper into themes of mental health and queer identity.

“Even Still is an intimate exploration of the various shapes heartbreak takes,” says Noah Elliott. “It’s not just about romantic relationships; it’s about loss, grief, and absence. The EP captures the disbelief and numbness that often accompany these experiences, inviting listeners to confront their own emotions in a safe and inclusive space.”

The lead single from the EP, Waiting For Something, offers a poignant reflection on heartbreak and the longing for release. With its haunting melodies and relatable lyricism, the song showcases Noah’s ability to evoke powerful emotions through their music. The accompanying music video, set to debut alongside the single, promises raw authenticity and visual storytelling.

On the song, Noah says: “This song is about the disbelief, the numbness that comes with that. About wanting to break open and letting it all out, but being held back somehow, being stuck. The outro/bridge is meant to build and build, but never quite release the tension.”