Noble Oak is Patrick Fiore, a 23 year old Toronto based multi-instrumentalist artist/producer. His work has received support from BBC Radio 1 (Phil Taggart, Rob da Bank), HYPETRAK, Stereogum, Indie Shuffle, Yours Truly, THUMP, DIY, NEST HQ and many more. Critical Quotes For Noble Oak: “I just love the production on [Moonlight], it floats me off into another land…I’m so into this track.” - BBC Radio 1, Phil Taggart “He makes sweeping, expansive backdrops and floats his gauzy tenor over them beautifully.” - Stereogum “A multi-instrumentalist with a penchant for rich, airy textures; a bit like well-made musical puff pastry…’Hyperion’ hones in on his ear for melodic warmth, waves of surging serotonin ebbing through every last gap, hitting with a subtle bite like vibes on buttered toast.” - DIY "A gorgeous return, ['This Wave'] is perhaps the multi-instrumentalist's most fragrantly beautiful offering yet.” - CLASH “His style is like a soft and dance-y blend of Washed Out, Qrion, and your favorite shoegaze album. His latest uploads have shown some of his best work yet, like the bubbling and blissed out ‘Hyperion’, the relaxing float of ‘Dream-spark’, the body-moving house influenced ‘Moonlight’ and more.” - NEST HQ "Dripping with eerie isolation, 'Walk On Me' continues to demonstrate Noble Oak's hand at crafting hypnotic synth-laced melodies, matched only by his cooing falsetto and wistful lyrics that take you into his dreamy world.” - Indie Shuffle “A bolt from the blue of dream-pop majesty. Reminiscent of synthwave pioneers like Com Truise and EDM maximalists like Porter Robinson, “This Wave” is a love song wrapped up in an expertly-crafted sensual soundscape that rises to a crest just like its namesake.” - The Wild Honey Pie “The perfect song for a much needed inhale and exhale…['Erase Me'] is carried with grace by soothing vocals and sensitive lyrics―somewhat of a refreshing break from tracks made purely of beats and instrumentals. It wades through an essence of tranquility but never loses its grip on the melody as it drives to the end.” - THUMP "Let's take it down a notch and sink into the downtempo beats of Vancouver producer, Noble Oak. His latest release, 'I'm Lost' is calm and completely beautiful to say the least." - HYPETRAK "Noble Oak is the most underrated musician in the world at this moment in time. Having witnessed his development, from his very first recordings, through to more polished and assured compositions, there’s a jealous part of me that wants his music to remain as a bloggers secret, however with each and every release, the chances of that are growing slimmer and slimmer." - Crack In The Road “‘Erase Me’ plays like an all-star dream pop collaboration. Imagine the sky-parting guitars of HAERTS, bedroom synths of Washed Out and otherworldly production of Tycho all rolled into one track. In reality, however, “Erase Me” is the work of one Canadian: Patrick Fiore…prepare for one hell of a daytime lullaby.” - All Things Go "When listening to Noble Oak all your worries go away and you definitely become lost in his elating spacey sounds." - Hillydilly "Exploring airy synth-pop textures, with a touch of the producer's own cascading vocal flourishing with fluorescent electronic tones and clusters of frosty, offbeat percussion. Okay, we're not exaggerating when we say you will be vibing to this one. A brief, affecting expedition in sentiment as much as sound, his latest EP AWAY provides a warm accompaniment to bracing Autumn breezes and contemplative strolls through leaf-layered urban landscapes." - IX Daily "Patrick Fiore is the man behind the Noble Oak project, and the one responsible for these 4.5 minutes of aural bliss. It’s smooth ambient beats are engulfed in a wealth of atmospheric samples and delicate, benevolent vocals." - Acid Stag "['Dissolve'] is a wonderful piece of dream-pop, with soft electronic sounds and a spacey ambience running throughout the entire piece." - The 405 "Few have mastered the rare art of wistful, yet simultaneously blissful electronica better than Vancouver’s Patrick Fiore, the precocious British Columbian producer’s ear for warming melancholy keen as his fingers are readily able to nimbly intermingle all the nuanced bits of brilliance which, coagulated and congealed into the consummate whole below, combine to form 'Dissolve.'" - Dots & Dashes