Brian Noyes

Brian Noyes is a Seattle, Washington based singer-songwriter. He is a member of the psych pop group Tomten and also performs as a touring keyboardist for San Francisco band Papercuts. Influenced by the likes of Bert Jansch, John Cale, The Clientele and Vashti Bunyan, Noyes' self-titled debut album is “a well-crafted collection of psych-tinged baroque-pop. With a warm and dreamy sound, the album showcases instruments such as Mellotron, piano, nylon string guitar, synths, flute, sax, violin, and cello.” - KEXP Noyes worked with producer Jason Quever (Papercuts, Cass McCombs, and Beach House) in Los Angeles and with Andy Meyer and Nicholas Wilbur at The Unknown in Anacortes, Washington. "Seelie Court" the second LP from Brian Noyes will be released March 7, 2025 on Plume Records, and continues his work with engineer and co-producer Nicholas Wilbur. The album features 10 new tracks of lush psych pop with contributions from members of Alvvays, Sugar Candy Mountain, and Radiation City.