The London-based French-Swiss composer, singer and producer Noémie Ducimetière has worked across many corners of the music industry. It began with opperating lights in a fringe theatre evolving into singing songs between acts, and many years later, revisiting the theatrical world to perform with a circus troupe, playing live soundtracks for daily shows. In film and radio, she has scored numerous short films and audio pieces and featured in 40+ film festivals, most notably creating the immersive soundtrack for the eight-part BBC audio adventure Hold Fast!.

As a founding member and soloist of the medieval collective Idrîsî Ensemble, Noémie has performed both headline and collaborative shows at some of London’s most acclaimed venues, including the Royal Albert Hall and KOKO. Yet where her diverse background truly culminates is in her work as a songwriter and digger—a path she follows devotedly under the moniker Noum.

What Noum is the most passionate about is storytelling through song. Whether performing solo with foot percussion or alongside drummer Ayman Sinada and bassist Mandy Nossen, she accompanies herself with electric guitar and a beloved tube amp, mixing originals with heavily adapted trad songs from throughout Europe and the Mediterranean, weaving in storytelling that engages, amuses and connects.