Noelle Linebach: Roaring Twenties
Noelle Linebach Makes a Promising Pop-Rock Debut With “Roaring Twenties”
by Jack Rush
Emerging singer-songwriter Noelle Linebach introduces herself to the independent music scene with “Roaring Twenties,” her debut single recorded at Beaird Music Group in Nashville. Drawing inspiration from her years living in Los Angeles after leaving her Mississippi hometown, Linebach turns a defining period of her life into the foundation of her first official release.
What's interesting about “Roaring Twenties” is the decision to begin her recording career with a retrospective rather than a statement about who she is today. It's an approach that gives listeners some context about the person behind the music before they've had the opportunity to become familiar with the artist.
The independent pop-rock landscape is crowded with emerging musicians trying to establish an identity, often putting enormous pressure on their first release to communicate everything at once. Linebach takes a more personal route, drawing from experiences that have had time to settle into perspective.
There's also something worth appreciating about an artist who has spent years writing privately before deciding to release music publicly. That patience suggests songwriting has been part of her life long before the pursuit of a recording career.
Of course, one single can only tell us so much about an artist's long-term direction. What interests us most is where Linebach chooses to go next, particularly as she continues developing her sound and translating more of her experiences into music.
With “Roaring Twenties,” Noelle Linebach has officially opened that door. Now comes the exciting part: discovering what kind of artist she'll become.
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