- Culture
- 24 Mar 21
Mother Artists sign Meath act N.O.A.H.
The agency represents IDLES, CMAT, and more.
Irish band N.O.A.H. – who quit their day jobs on the eve of pandemic one year ago – have just been signed by UK artist management and live agency Mother Artists.
The whole team at Mother Artists are so happy to welcome N.O.A.H to the family," the agency said. "We were blown away by their positive, can-do attitude to recording and releasing new music during a pandemic and shows just how determined they are. Their story is truly inspiring and we are so excited to be working with them."
Mother Artists have an impressive client roster, one that includes IDLES, Heavy Lungs, Daffodils and newly signed The Magazine Club, Cate le Bon, CMAT, First Aid Kit, Foster The People, Gotye, The Antlers, The Magic Gang, The Teskey Brothers, Thomas Headon, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Violet Skies and Westerman, and many more.
"We are absolutely over the moon to be joining the Mother Artists family," N.O.A.H. said. "It's mad to think that we are on a roster with bands and artists that have had such influence on our sound. We are looking forward to the future."
Made up of three lifelong friends Ryan Hill, Adam Rooney, and Ronan Hynes, the Meath band have always immersed themselves in music – all members have been formally educated through third level in several music related degrees, some of which include BIMM Dublin.
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