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Noah Cunane is back with a new "Medicine"

  • November 11, 2019
  • Jack Steindorf
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Noah Cunane is just five tracks into his career and is already showing why he is one of the most talented new artists out. Armed with an unmatched range, he just let go of a new track titled "Medicine." 

The song is noticeably more upbeat than his previous release, but the high quality of his music is unwavering. On "Medicine," Cunane discusses the emptiness that accompanies losing someone and the need for someone or something to help numb the pain. Producers Peter Fenn and Valentin Fritz begin the first verse with a slow guitar, but the song gradually moves into a catchy hook that hears stacked vocals from Cunane and quick drums from the production team. "Medicine" is split into clear verses and choruses, but the song's honest, emotional lyrics remains steady throughout its two-minute duration. 

Connect with Noah Cunane: Twitter | Instagram 

 
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