Noé Solange ‘Found Our Way’
London-based artist Noé Solange today releases “Found Our Way,” a four-track EP on Anjunachill about connection, change and the passing of time.
An electronic producer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist with Indonesian, Surinamese and Dutch roots, Noé wrote the EP in her home studio in London. She pairs detailed synthesis and warm, spacious production with percussion she recorded in Indonesia. Trip hop runs through the music, but her voice and the feelings behind it lead the songs.
The title track opens with change and the search for connection. “Stay” looks back with longing, while “Lost” sits with disconnection. By the closing track, “Fade,” there’s a quieter feeling of hope and a desire to hold onto what matters.
“The project was made with a love of experimentation and following wherever the creative process wanted to lead,” says Noé. “I didn’t realize just how deeply themes of time, connection and nostalgia were woven into each piece until it was nearly finished. I think there’s something really beautiful about discovering what you were trying to say only after you’ve said it. I wanted to create a space where time feels slower, pulling you out of the rush and allowing you to pause, even for a moment.”
“Found Our Way” follows Noé’s 2025 “Moments” EP. Her music has received support from BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6, Mixmag, Mixmag Asia and Notion, while Stereofox named her a rising electronic artist to watch in 2025. She’s performed at The Great Escape, Anjunadeep Explorations and fabric, sold out a headline show at The Old Church, and supported Catching Flies’ live string quartet show at EartH Theatre.