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Interview + New Song | Noah Gundersen

Seattle’s music scene, religion, and the difficulties of being a musician.

“Poor Man’s Son” | Noah Gundersen

“Ledges” (new) | Noah Gundersen

He’s just so good.

“Moss On a Rolling Stone” | Noah Gundersen

I believe God is a bigger man than me, but sometimes I think I can take him…

“Fire” live w/Abby Gundersen | Noah Gundersen

O Come, O Come Emmanuel | The Gundersen Family

Remember my previous posts about Noah Gundersen and his family?  No?  Well, do yourself a favor and take a look:
“David”
“Boathouse” w/Zach Fleury
“Family”
 ”Poor Man’s Son”

Now, the family is back with more Fremont Abbey performances, including this beautiful rendition of this classic Christmas song that really, really gets me in the mood for the upcoming holiday.  Check out their performance of “Go Tell It On The Mountain” using just their hands, feet, and voices, too.

“Poor Man’s Son” | The Gundersen Family

From their CATHEDRALS show presented by Fremont Abbey.  Two more videos can be viewed here. 

“Family” | Noah Gundersen

The song that made me fall in love with this artist.  If you watch Sons of Anarchy, you know it was featured in the closing scene of the show a few episodes ago.  You might also know that from the mention I made of it in my last Noah Gundersen post.  Either way, you should listen to the song (and watch the show too, it’s phenomenal) and fall in love just like I did.

“Boathouse” | Noah Gundersen & Zach Fleury

Well I wasn’t really planning on posting more Noah Gundersen so soon, but I really couldn’t help it with this one.  I don’t know who Zach Fleury is, but they sound great together.  Love the violin, too.

“David” | Noah Gundersen

Not sure if I’ve posted any Noah Gundersen on here yet or not, but if I haven’t, it’s about time I start.  This wonderful musician has been my lastest obsession and has not left my CD player since he had a song called “Family” on the equally awesome show Sons of Anarchy a few weeks ago.  I’m not kidding, I haven’t listened to anything else.  Yesterday, I finally went on YouTube and started watching as many live videos of his as I could.  ”David” is one of my favorites of his from his Family EP, so I thought I would share this one with you all first.  But, don’t be surprised if you see a lot more Noah Gundersen coming your way in the future.  I’m not giving this obsession up anytime soon!

Check out Noah on Facebook, Twitter, iTunes, and BandCamp. Check out the whole Gundersen Family on Facebook, too.