Noona Bae

Noona Bae, Russian singer, composer, and founder of the genre Rock & Soul, continues to shape a deeply intimate and multilingual musical path. Her most recent album, "Одна женщина" (2025), is a personal odyssey of femininity, solitude and spiritual strength — composed and performed primarily in Russian and Korean.

A French-Russian version of this album titled "Une Femme" also exists, telling the story of a woman in love — a poetic exile sung across languages and pain.

In parallel, Noona Bae has released:

"Sublime Prayers" (EP), a spiritual and minimalistic work echoing themes of transcendence and silence.

"только он поймет", her most profound spiritual project to date, addressing invisible love and divine presence in a Russian-only lyrical form.

"Subtile / Тонкий диез", an instrumental chamber music piece, written for solo piano, voiceless, fragile, timeless. It resonates with the same spirit as her earlier instrumental works like "Жизнь",or "Сердце" "Декабрь без тебя", and the floating grace of "Always Love You" (instrumental version).

"Devil’s Mark" is a raw, seductive confession where Rock & Soul takes its darker, more carnal edge. Driven by a slow-burning tension between voice and guitar, the song traces the invisible scar left by forbidden desire — the kind that brands the soul without ever touching the skin. Noona Bae’s vocals are both accusation and surrender, navigating the line between guilt and pleasure. It’s a song where the sacred flirts with the profane, where the woman doesn’t flee the fire — she names it, and sings it.
Her song "Сохрани свои руки чистыми", from the album Эти слова (2024), is a whispered plea for moral clarity and restraint in the face of desire. Set in a minimalist, almost liturgical atmosphere, it blends classical undertones with raw emotional delivery. The piano moves like a confession, while her voice hovers between tenderness and accusation. It’s a hymn of boundaries — sacred, feminine, and painfully lucid.

Her solo career began with "Always Love You" (2016) — her first official release and the birthplace of her self-coined genre, Rock & Soul. Musically, the song stands between the emotional vulnerability of "My Immortal" by Evanescence and the timeless devotion of "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston. Built on a haunting guitar line and cinematic drums, it carries a deep, breathy vocal performance filled with tenderness and restraint. It is not just a love song — it is a vow whispered through wounds, where rock meets prayer, and soul becomes echo.


All her releases and official updates are available on:
🌐 www.noonabae.com — in Russian, English and French