Noah Levine is a 23 year old, Austin, TX native, who also serves as the lead guitarist for Noah Kahan. He has spent the last year splitting his time between writing sessions in Los Angeles and Nashville and performing on some of the world's biggest stages. The multi-faceted artist co-wrote two songs on Kahan’s multi-platinum album, Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever), including the hit single “Dial Drunk” feat. Post Malone, as well as "American Cars" and "Willing and Able" on Kahan's latest album, The Great Divide.   Reflecting on his upbringing in Austin and new chapter in Nashville on Leaver, he adds: “Born out of my grandmother’s piano, a trip back to my childhood home, and a gnome-themed studio in Nashville, TN, these songs are the storytellers of change- a magnifying glass focused towards what it’s like to leave, to be left, to grow, and to grow apart.”   Leaver marks Levine’s follow-up to his 2025 critically lauded debut EP, Deceiver, which saw the artist transition from a sought-after collaborator to a formidable solo force, earning acclaim from the likes of Ones To Watch, Darkus Magazine, Unclear Mag, and more, who praised his unique sound and insightful lyricism.

Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, singer-songwriter Corey Harper has has built his career one show at a time, earning fans across the world through heartfelt songwriting and captivating live performances. A seasoned touring artist, Harper has shared the stage with Justin Bieber, Noah Kahan, and Niall Horan, while also headlining multiple tours across North America, the UK, and Europe.   Known for his warm stage presence and deeply personal songs, Harper blends Americana, folk-rock, and modern singer-songwriter influences into music that feel intimate, universal and timeless.  Whether performing solo or with a full band, Harper brings authenticity, and emotional depth to his performances- telling the story of a modern troubadour with an old soul.   Harper’s highly anticipated forthcoming EP was written between the PNW and Nashville, TN and was executive produced by Noah Levine.