Which Noah Gundersen Album Are You?

Noah Gundersen's first album "Brand New World" is simple, honest, and has a certain sweetness to it. Much like you do! Although you are still learning, you have wisdom. Where you may be naive or inexperienced, your kind heart and sense of right and wrong make up for it. You may not feel important now, but you have the potential to do great things.

"Saint's and Liars" is about what's at your core. It is about home and what exactly that is to you. You're just getting the hang of whats right and whats wrong, and where you are on the spectrum. You're questioning everything and finding out who you are because of it. You're at a point in your life where you're figuring out what you want and who you want to be. All that's left to do is make it happen.

"Family" breathes disappointment, hope, and strength... All very different emotions. It is dark in a way that allows room for hope and for change, even if it is in vain. You have been through a lot and have done things you aren't proud of, but you will do better. You may be at your lowest point, but you will not be there forever. And remember that while you are, it's okay to wallow in it. Sadness and anger are not always negative emotions.

"Ledges" is an album that symbolizes growth, redemption, and new beginnings. Whatever has come and what ever will come in the future, it is never to late to start over. It is never to late to apologize or to forgive. You may have some work to do in the way of starting over but don't worry, the worst of it is behind you.

"Twenty Something" is exactly what it sounds like: a gateway between childhood and adulthood. It is sophisticated and innocent at the same time. You've felt the pain that comes with growing up but are still a child yourself. You've put away childish things but still carry them with you. It is okay to be confused but when it is time to make your decisions, don't let mixed emotions cloud your judgement.

"Carry the Ghost", Noah's most recent album, is the aftermath of a coming-of-age story. You've seen it all and have gone through everything (emotionally) there is to go through. You are picking up the jagged pieces of your past and placing them together. This album is honest and vulnerable in a way the others aren't. It has changed and matured (for better or for worse) and so have you.