Noble presents “For the broken-hearted”
Now available on platforms, with a live performance on November 8th at Hard-Club and November 15th at Capitólio
“For the Broken-Hearted,” Noble’s new album, is available on digital platforms. Physical CD and vinyl editions will be released in early 2026.
After releasing the single “Gone (all over again)” at the end of last year, which introduced a whole new musical language inspired by American music, Noble released another track called “Call You Again” a few months ago, which has been gaining airplay on national radio stations.
But nothing compares to Noble himself to explain what “For the Broken-Hearted” is all about. “…it’s a very different album from anything I’ve done so far. Not only because of the musical style—which reflects much more of my own musical influences and references—but also because it was recorded live. That was imprinted on the album; you can feel the energy of the band playing together. During those five days, the Arda Recorders recording room was a stage, and nothing compares to the pleasure of making music like this, live, with real people, playing real instruments. When you listen to this album, it rubs off on you. The human touch is there, and that makes all the difference. On this album, even mistakes are part of the experience,” he says.
Noble went even further: he achieved something he’d wanted for some time: working with producer João André. “I’ve always greatly admired João André, not only because he’s one of the most respected music producers in our country, but also because he’s someone who lived through the transition from the analogue to the digital era. I knew from the start that he was the perfect person to lead this project. Added to that, I was fortunate enough to have Diana Martinez by my side to help with the vocals, and the result was far beyond my expectations. João embraced this idea as if it were his own and made things happen! He brought an incredible band to join me, and that’s how these ideas that were in my imagination came to life. With Ricardo Danin on drums, Pedro Santos on bass, Eurico Amorim on keys, and Bruno Macedo on guitar, I knew it had everything it needed to succeed. And it did,” he says proudly.
For the concerts on November 8th (Hard-Club, Porto) and November 15th (Capitólio, Lisbon), Noble will introduce us not only to his band The Pretty Ones (consisting of guitarist Hozana Matias, Juliana Chaves on drums, and Fabíola “Bibi” Nobre on bass) but also to a few more surprises on stage. There will be a total of eight musicians on stage, and this will be the lineup that will tour the stages in 2026. The artist explains this to us when he says, “It’s true that we’re preparing two very special concerts that will also be what we’ll take on the road in 2026! I finally have the band I’ve always dreamed of, and that will also be felt live. We’re eight musicians on stage to reproduce what we created in the studio. These will still be emotional concerts, as I’ve always done, but we’ll add some ferocity to the performances. A show to evangelise love.”
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Published on 2025.10.28
