He has gained a bigger audience by combining solo piano and symphonic compositions with beat-making and synthesisers. He has released four albums, including When It Finds You, which he created entirely by himself during the pandemic. Your Favourite Place is out now on all the streaming platforms.
Noble Oak
A new lush gem

Vancouver's very own multi-talented artist and musician, Patrick Fiore, who goes by the stage name Noble Oak, is back with a fresh new release titled Your Favourite Place. This latest track is a sneak peek from his upcoming album When It Finds You, which is set to release in July under the labels Last Gang / MNRK. His latest release is the next step in his musical journey after the success of Anywhere But Here and Tides Turn. Praised by The Independent, Notion, Atwood, CBC Music, and Exclaim!, Noble Oak's unique sound draws on a variety of influences, blending styles in a way that is all his own.
Noble Oak uses his music to express his deepest thoughts and emotions which he doesn't share in everyday conversations. He combines shimmering keys, cinematic production, and organic instrumentation to create a diary-like experience. Despite being introverted in real life, his music has garnered millions of streams worldwide and recognition from various media outlets such as tripleJ, BBC Radio, Hypebeast, Stereogum, DIY, and Clash. His fifth album, When It Finds You, released under Last Gang Records, showcases his most vulnerable side yet.
He has gained a bigger audience by combining solo piano and symphonic compositions with beat-making and synthesisers. He has released four albums, including When It Finds You, which he created entirely by himself during the pandemic. Your Favourite Place is out now on all the streaming platforms.
He has gained a bigger audience by combining solo piano and symphonic compositions with beat-making and synthesisers. He has released four albums, including When It Finds You, which he created entirely by himself during the pandemic. Your Favourite Place is out now on all the streaming platforms.
Words
Tanya Malik
Photo
Devon Scott Wong
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