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Noé Solange introduces her ethereal new single ‘Home’, offering a first glimpse of her forthcoming EP ‘Moments’ on Anjunachill.

London-based Dutch-Indonesian-Surinamese artist Noé Solange is an electronic producer, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist. Since debuting with a string of acclaimed releases including 2024’s ‘Rise' EP, she’s received support from BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Mixmag, Notion, Electronic Groove, and was recently named a "Rising Electronic Artist to Watch in 2025" by Stereofox. She’s also played venues across London including O2 Academy and Peckham Audio, with a sold-out headline show at The Old Church earlier this year.

Her newest single ‘Home’ draws on Noé’s Third Culture Kid (TCK) upbringing, as well as her parents’ and grandparents’ migration stories from Indonesia and Suriname. The track explores the hardship of leaving behind the places, people and a sense of belonging that once felt like home.

The symphony of gamelans sampled by Noé in Indonesia and yangqin percussion dance around harmonic vocals, atmospheric synths and upbeat drums, creating an immersive soundscape that combines stunning production with thoughtful songwriting.

Noé: “Although I speak from my own story, I think everyone can relate to the difficulty of goodbyes - especially when you’re not ready to let go. Whether that is a place, people or another sense of “home”, I hope listeners can connect with this song in their own way”.

“Growing up across 9 countries was a beautiful blessing, and I feel so grateful to have seen the world that way at a young age! But with that came the constant goodbyes every 3-4 years, to the people, places, and a sense of belonging I’d built before I was ready to let go. Writing this song felt like a form of closure, a way to accept and release the sadness of those farewells, and a reminder that even as chapters fade into memory, their value remains, carrying the beauty of what once was”

‘Home’ is out now on Anjunachill.