Nora Conlon

Nora Conlon is a native of Springs who has been playing gigs on the east end of Long Island and in NYC since high school. She is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, and is working on her craft as a producer and audio engineer at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU, where she just finished her Junior year. With a sound inspired by artists such as Mitski, Jeff Buckley, Hozier, Madison Cunningham, and Big Thief, she has an eclectic style that melds folk and alternative rock with unique melodies influenced by tropes of Irish folk music. She likes to work with unexpected chord progressions and has a voice that has been compared to Joni Mitchell, Sarah McLachlan, and Sinead O’Connor. 

Nora released her first single “Cut It Out” on all streaming platforms in September from Berlin where she did her semester abroad. Over the past year, Nora has been prolifically writing new music and has been compiling her favorites in anticipation of putting out an EP soon! She’ll be spending her next semester continuing to hone her skills as an artist, songwriter, and engineer at the Clive Davis Institute.