Noah & The Void, the solo project of 27-year-old Noah Chartier (and unfortunately not a post-apocalyptic reimagining of Noah & The Whale, but great nonetheless) has released ‘Love Comes Free’.
A euphoric, genre-blurring single that blends atmospheric ambient, pop tendencies and folk undertones, the track brings anthemic melodies to its lyrical message of resilience and joy. Pairing expansive shimmering electronics with emotionally grounded storytelling and organic strummed acoustics, the track showcases the bands unique yet commercially viable approach to writing. Chartier’s work has long been rooted in mental health awareness, personal growth, and candid self-expression — qualities that once again shine through in this release.
“For me, this song feels like a release,” Noah shares. “I feel lighter, and happier after realizing there’s good things that come when you least expect it—for as long as you put love into the world, it seems to find a way back.”
The song’s origins were unexpectedly humble. What began as a casual backyard jam session, Noah strumming his guitar beside his dog, evolved into a powerful, free-flowing outpouring of emotion. A single spontaneous lyric sparked the creative process, shaping the track’s signature mix of acoustic soul, alternative pop, and uplifting production.
At the core of Noah & The Void’s mission is a commitment to supporting mental health awareness and meaningful causes. All streaming revenue from the project is donated in full to Pediatric Cancer Research through Evan’s Crew, an organization founded in memory of Chartier’s close friend, Evan. The group has raised more than $1 million to date.
“Everyone has a Void,” says Noah. “This project is about recognizing that struggle—and showing people that it’s okay to feel, and okay to ask for help.”
With its emotional honesty and luminous sound, ‘Love Comes Free’ stands as both a celebration of healing and a reminder that connection and compassion are never far from reach.
