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Noah Henderson harnesses heartbreak and hope with "bring your love (to the light)"

  • October 12, 2024
  • Kelsey Kryger
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If there's one thing Noah Henderson knows how to do, it's make you feel the aftermath of a broken heart. You may know Henderson from his song, "tired of healing." which gained mass popularity after going viral on TikTok earlier this year. Through his powerful yet soft vocals and tenderly strummed melodies, listening to any of his songs will send you right into your feels.

Until now, that is.

Henderson recently released "bring your love (to the light)," which is a step away from his typical sound. Leaning into a genre he's coined as Heartbreak House, this track draws more of an upbeat, hopeful feeling that makes you want to dance the hurt away. As Henderson told Melodic Mag, this is a song of encouragement for anyone who's felt hurt, heartbroken, and afraid to put themselves back out there.

"It really was just a little something to hopefully encourage someone to just keep pushing through and eventually things work out," Henderson tells Melodic Mag.

Henderson might still make you start crying, but at least you'll be crying on the dancefloor with "bring your love (to the light)".

With the second iteration of Heartbreak House coming out soon and his EP dropping later this year, we can't wait to hear what else Henderson has in store. If "bring your love (to the light)" is any indication, Henderson’s evolving sound is only getting stronger, blending his emotive lyricism with upbeat rhythms that encourage listeners to embrace both the highs and lows of love.

Henderson recently played a DJ set live for Coca-Cola at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles and is gearing up to support Hayd on the European leg of his tour this fall. We're looking forward to more tracks that make us want to dance – and heal – right alongside him.

Connect with Noah Henderson: Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | X | Spotify | SoundCloud | Official Website

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