Noha Saré is an Amsterdam-born singer-songwriter making a distinctive impression on the European neo-soul and alternative R&B scene. Blending soulful melodies, atmospheric production, and emotionally direct songwriting, Noha Saré creates music that moves between vulnerability and strength, darkness and light. Her sound combines elements of contemporary R&B, neo-soul, alternative pop, and electronic music, shaped by an expressive voice that can be both delicate and powerful. Recently capturing the attention of Melanie Martinez who made her the opening act at her tour stop in the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam earlier this year. With an artistic identity rooted in personal storytelling and musical experimentation, Noha Saré has steadily built a growing audience while establishing herself as one of the exciting emerging voices in the Dutch soul and R&B landscape.

A defining quality of Noha Saré's music is her willingness to explore emotional contrasts. Her songs move between introspection and confidence, confronting difficult thoughts and personal insecurities while maintaining a sense of hope and possibility. Rather than fitting into one specific genre, Noha Saré draws on a broad musical palette, combining dreamy soundscapes, subtle electronic textures, soulful vocal arrangements, and compelling rhythms. Raised in an artistic family in Amsterdam, she developed her musical instincts alongside her brother Marius Koch, a multi-instrumentalist and composer who has contributed to her songwriting and production. Together with producer Tom Bachmann, they have helped shape a sound that feels personal, atmospheric, and recognisably her own.

Noha Saré's career has gained considerable momentum through a series of releases and live milestones. Her EP “Into Your Head” introduced listeners to her distinctive blend of alternative pop and soulful R&B, while the five-track EP “What Am I Made Of”, released in March 2025, marked an important step in her artistic development. Exploring themes of self-discovery and personal growth, the project brought together tracks including "Higher Highs", "Let Go", "Hoping", "What Am I Made Of", and "Left Of Us". Her collaboration with British singer-songwriter Jake Isaac on "i believe" further demonstrated her ability to connect with other artists while expanding her musical reach. Her growing recognition has also been reflected in international music coverage and editorial playlist placements, including Spotify's New Music Friday, Next Wave Soul, and R&B Magic.