Noah Glenn grew up in Arkansas, always fascinated by music. Around age three or four he began banging on his mother’s pots and pans or his grandparents’ baby grand piano when he got the chance. After learnng to play guitar as an eight year old, he began teaching himself to play any instrument he could get his hands on. Now he is twenty-one and living in Memphis, Tennessee, where he uses this array of instruments – mandolin, drums, piano, synthesizers, glockenspiel, clavinet, banjo, etc. – to explore a range of time-signatures and styles, creating a musical collage which manages to be experimental yet undeniably catchy at the same time. His songs are as original as only the product of a single individual could be, recalling times when pop music was not afraid to try something new. Noah writes, performs, and records all his own music, with occasional contributions from friends. He has been featured on npr.org's Second Stage program and in Performer magazine.