Noah Elara Light Eros

I was born and raised in the heart of the Welsh Valleys, but I didn’t come from a musical family. My own love affair with music started later than most, at sixteen, when I began exploring what the human voice could truly do. Learning to sing didn’t happen for me in a quiet, comfortable room—it happened on the streets as a busker, discovering firsthand how to channel raw emotion and completely captivate a passing crowd.

That street-level grit eventually took me to the major stages, placing me in the final selection pool for The Voice UK out of 15,500 vocalists without having had a single formal singing lesson at the time.

But my deepest understanding of human connection comes from my own background attending a disability school. Back then, standard educational systems left me feeling convinced that I would never succeed, let alone become an educator myself. It taught me exactly what is missing from traditional, rigid teaching. A teacher’s true job isn’t just to hand over dry facts; it is to unlock a person’s belief in themselves.

That lived experience changed everything for me. Today, I hold a music degree from BIMM University and am completing my Level 7 Master’s Degree with a primary focus on the highest standards of vocal pedagogy.

My journey is proof that where you start does not define how far you can go. My desire is to give back to you what those early classrooms couldn’t give me: an open mind, deep listening, and the absolute will to succeed. Your voice is entirely unique to you, and your ability to power-house it is fully within your control. Let’s find your sound together.