NOAH 

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NOAH (aka Christofer Holland) is an American recording artist and songwriter living in New York City. His debut pop/dance Gotham anthem New York is Dead spent 20 weeks on the DJ Times National Dance Charts in 2012-2013 reaching #16 in December 2012 between Mariah Carey’s “Triumphant” and Kelly Clarkson’s “Dark Side” and on June 21st 2013, climbed to #15 on the U.K. Music Week Commercial/Pop Charts. His follow up single No More Angels was his L.A. themed summer feel good anthem which entered the Top 40 on the DJ Times Chart National Club Chart at #39, climbed to #3 on the UK Upfront Music Chart in July 2013 and climbed to #14 on the U.K. Music Week Pop Club Chart on November 16, 2013.

NOAH's mega-release, Keep On Movin', originally released in late 2013, spent 5 weeks on the US Billboard Dance Charts claiming the #39 spot and reigned in at #19 and #12 on the U.K. Music Week Club and Pop Charts in January 2014 and climbed to #1  on the U.K. Upfront Club Chart and #3 on the U.K. Upfront Commercial Chart on June 30th, 2015 with a fresh new remix titled "The Reprise Remix" included on the the Keep On Movin' Mega-Mix Collection released on Icon Worldwide Music on July 4th, 2015. The Keep On Movin' Collection includes remixes by international chart topping Producer / DJ's  Andrew Galea & Marc JB, Casey Alva, DJ Ting, Funk Generation, Dirrty Panda, Pink Panda, PASHAA, Sam Michaels vs. Klubjumpers, Shahaf Moran, Radical Academy, Wayne G & Leo Frappier and WTDJ.    

In the summer of 2015, NOAH released Man In The Making, the sequel to his Billboard and U.K. Music Week Dance Chart success Keep On Movin'.  The single quickly climbed to #3 on the U.K. Upfront Club Chart  and #4 on the U.K. Upfront Commercial Chart and hit #1  on both July 3rd, July 13th  and July 20th on the King Of Spins Top 20 Chart. On July 23rd, 2015, Man In The Making entered the U.K. Music Week Commercial Pop Club Chart at #23 and climbed to #9 on August 10th making the single one of the Top 10 releases of the summer of 2015. Remixes include Cutmore, Andi Durrant, James Chelios, Stephen Dusenberry, Life Squad and NOAH.  

 NOAH's American Royalty (The Anthem Version), released October 2016, is an original self-produced American anthem which opens with a sample from the legendary 1961 JFK Inaugural Address: “Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You, But What You Can Do For Your Country” and has a smart reference in his second verse to Taylor Swift and her mega-hit “Blank Space”: “Living in A ‘Blank Space’ Swiftly Moving.” The single has been followed up with "The Freedom Trap Mix" which is currently being promoted to the electro/dance market. 

NOAH’s single The Ride is in Blumhouses’ film Truth or Dare released by Universal Pictures.

NOAH’s single ‘Music” released in March 2017 is a deep house vocal track declaration and devotion to just that… Music. 

NOAH’s most recent single Mechanical Animals, released on January 29th (2018), a provocative song addressing the “dark side of religion and politics,” was banned by The Christian Newswire, a major gatekeeper to the Christian market. The song is a call-out for the Christian establishment to remove the “Born-Sinner” thought virus from its teachings. The single claimed the #2 spot on the UK Upfront Commercial Chart after a six week climb after entering at #11 on February. Mechanical Animals also won the #2 spot on the listener voted international Housecharts.net’ March 2018 House Music Chart. 

NOAH’s single The Sound Of You released in early 2018 is a love-song for audiophiles. Both an acoustic version and house music version were released on Icon Worldwide Music on ….. . The single quickly hit #1 on HouseCharts.net, climbed to #5 on the U.K. Upfront Commercial Chart and ultimately claimed a #21 spot on the U.K. Music Week Commercial Pop Club Chart.