Noelle Harlow is a rising pop artist crafting emotionally charged anthems that fuse glamour, grit, and fearless honesty. Reigning from Las Vegas, she creates cinematic, hook-driven pop that explores love, power, and resilience through a bold feminine lens, balancing vulnerability with confidence. Earmilk praised her latest release as an “early Song of the Summer candidate,” calling the song “bold, fiery, and unapologetic with an infectious edge.” She gained national attention with her viral cover of “What’s Up” by Four Non Blondes, amassing over 10 million views across Instagram and TikTok and drawing recognition from Paris Hilton and Perez Hilton, among other tastemakers. Her single “Hit and Run” was featured as the closing song in the Paramount film The Stranger in My Home starring Sophia Bush. Additionally, she has music featured across various shows’s, including Netflix’s Selling Sunset. Noelle also has performed as a background vocalist for Bad Bunny at the Latin Grammy Awards and built a strong presence across the West Coast, performing at venues including The Smith Center, Monday’s Dark, House of Blues, Hotel Cafe, The Viper Room, Peppermint Club, and more. Other notable highlights include performing at Las Vegas’s Life Is Beautiful music festival, top-lining “Making Love to the Dark” in collaboration with Lost Frequencies under Armada Music, showcasing for Atlantic Records at the invitation of Kara DioGuardi, and participating in the Amazon Music x SONA x She Is The Music Writing Camp in New York City, hosted by Grammy nominated producer, Alissia. She is also a member of the Recording Academy, marking another milestone in her growing industry presence.