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Queer music artists continue to shift the culture through visual storytelling. We’re honored to feature several of these tastemakers in our community during our exclusive music video block. Each artist brings something unique to the visual landscape that we are excited to amplify.
Oya Noire (she/they) is a stunning Haitian-American singer, producer and songwriter from Brooklyn, NY. An undeniable force and vocalist, Oya started touring as a backup singer for 2x Grammy winner, Timothy Bloom.
Now, as an independent artist, Oya’s voice mesmerize audiences, captivating music lovers at international festivals like SXSW, as well as iconic venues such as Blue Note Jazz Club, Baby’s All Right, SOBs, Soho House, and more. Her music sits comfortably alongside artists like Kehlani, Destin Conrad, and Leon Thomas: a new generation of boundary-pushing artists expanding the genre's emotional and cultural reach. A storyteller with magnetic lyrics, Oya crafts songs that are unapologetically her own. With her stage presence and call-and-response hooks, Oya Noire’s hit singles “Slow Down”, “Just Met A Girl”, and “Touch Me” are sure to warm up any audience.
A crowd-favorite, Oya Noire gives you a 1-of-1 experience, leaving no heart untouched and no lyric wasted. And her highly-anticipated self-produced mixtape “Honey Butter” immediately received praise from the likes of Maxwell, as well as editorial playlists from Spotify and TIDAL.
"Meet Me In The Middle" depicts a chance encounter which soon becomes an intoxicating game of pursuit when Adair (he/they) crosses paths with Oya Noire (she/they), a mysterious woman, whose presence seems to bend the world around her. Drawn to Oya, he follows her through a series of fleeting encounters- each time coming closer, only to find her just beyond his reach. What begins as attraction slowly becomes something more hypnotic. Oya appears, disappears, beckons, and retreats, leading him deeper into a world where desire and reality begin to blur. But the chase is an illusion. Oya has been leading him all along.
There is something ancient and elemental about Oya. She embodies something almost divine. Like a goddess moving between worlds, she doesn't pursue him; she summons him. And as he willingly follows her deeper into the unknown, he begins to realize that he isn't chasing a woman at all.
He is being called into her world.
Queer music artists continue to shift the culture through visual storytelling. We’re honored to feature several of these tastemakers in our community during our exclusive music video block. Each artist brings something unique to the visual landscape that we are excited to amplify.
Oya Noire (she/they) is a stunning Haitian-American singer, producer and songwriter from Brooklyn, NY. An undeniable force and vocalist, Oya started touring as a backup singer for 2x Grammy winner, Timothy Bloom.
Now, as an independent artist, Oya’s voice mesmerize audiences, captivating music lovers at international festivals like SXSW, as well as iconic venues such as Blue Note Jazz Club, Baby’s All Right, SOBs, Soho House, and more. Her music sits comfortably alongside artists like Kehlani, Destin Conrad, and Leon Thomas: a new generation of boundary-pushing artists expanding the genre's emotional and cultural reach. A storyteller with magnetic lyrics, Oya crafts songs that are unapologetically her own. With her stage presence and call-and-response hooks, Oya Noire’s hit singles “Slow Down”, “Just Met A Girl”, and “Touch Me” are sure to warm up any audience.
A crowd-favorite, Oya Noire gives you a 1-of-1 experience, leaving no heart untouched and no lyric wasted. And her highly-anticipated self-produced mixtape “Honey Butter” immediately received praise from the likes of Maxwell, as well as editorial playlists from Spotify and TIDAL.
"Meet Me In The Middle" depicts a chance encounter which soon becomes an intoxicating game of pursuit when Adair (he/they) crosses paths with Oya Noire (she/they), a mysterious woman, whose presence seems to bend the world around her. Drawn to Oya, he follows her through a series of fleeting encounters- each time coming closer, only to find her just beyond his reach. What begins as attraction slowly becomes something more hypnotic. Oya appears, disappears, beckons, and retreats, leading him deeper into a world where desire and reality begin to blur. But the chase is an illusion. Oya has been leading him all along.
There is something ancient and elemental about Oya. She embodies something almost divine. Like a goddess moving between worlds, she doesn't pursue him; she summons him. And as he willingly follows her deeper into the unknown, he begins to realize that he isn't chasing a woman at all.
He is being called into her world.