Noah Gundersen is an acclaimed American indie-folk singer-songwriter based in Seattle, Washington. His professional journey began in 2008 with the release of his first EP, “Brand New World,” which showcased his unique blend of acoustic melodies and introspective lyrics. This early work laid the foundation for his burgeoning career, leading to performances at various venues across Seattle and establishing him as a prominent figure in the local music scene.

In 2008, Gundersen formed the band The Courage, which served as his backing group while he performed songs from his debut EP. The band recorded a live album, “Live at the Triple Door,” and participated in notable festivals like the Sisters Folk Festival. This collaboration not only enhanced his musical repertoire but also solidified his reputation as a talented performer capable of captivating audiences.

Gundersen’s breakthrough came when his song “Family” was featured in the hit TV series “Sons of Anarchy,” propelling him into the mainstream. His collaboration with the show continued with the Emmy-nominated song “Day Is Gone,” further showcasing his songwriting prowess. His debut album, “Ledges,” released in 2014, explored profound themes and received critical acclaim, marking a significant milestone in his career.

Continuing to evolve as an artist, Gundersen released his second LP, “Carry the Ghost,” in 2015, followed by the rock-inspired “White Noise” in 2017. His ability to blend genres and explore diverse themes has made him a standout artist in the indie folk scene, earning him a dedicated fanbase and recognition for his contributions to contemporary music.