“I want to be known for being 100 percent authentic at all times,” Noms said. “I write off whatever I’m feeling at the moment. I’m also lowkey a hippie and I partake in the devil’s lettuce quite a bit. I’m real big on feelings and I’m usually in my head a lot and tend to overthink shit. Whatever I feel at that exact moment, I put flare to it. That’s what my sound will ALWAYS be– me using music to make everybody feel that. I’m a super positive person and I try to talk about stuff that’s more uplifting. And with my sound, you’ll see that I try to talk to you on the ground level and talk you out of your negative feelings by the end of the song.” A good example of that is the debut single “Kel (Hol Up).” It’s a song inspired by Noms’ cousin, Kory, who was gunned down by police in 2008. Though it starts off with hurt and downtrodden emotions, by the end of the song, listeners are brought to a more hopeful view of the future. Featuring Noms’ signature Trap and R&B fusion, the single is one that is already turning heads. -StarlightPR