Noah & The Void's 'Love Comes Free': A Euphoric Anthem of Hope
- Andy Roberts
- Aug 15
- 2 min read
Noah & The Void, the heartfelt musical project of artist Noah Chartier, returns with "Love Comes Free," a euphoric, genre-blurring single that perfectly captures the emotional weight of struggle and the unexpected power of joy. It’s a shimmering alt-pop, folky anthem, built for late-night drives and a heart wide open.
This track is a testament to the project's core mission: to amplify mental health awareness, personal growth, and raw emotional storytelling. Chartier, a former Berklee dropout, once again delivers a song that is as relatable as it is refreshing. He says, "I feel lighter, and happier after realizing there’s good things that come when you least expect it—for as long as you put love into the world, it seems to find a way back.” This message is wrapped in an infectious melody, making the song feel simultaneously cathartic and uplifting.
"Love Comes Free" began as a simple backyard jam session, a testament to the fact that some of the most powerful songs are born from the most spontaneous moments. The track took shape organically, merging Noah’s signature blend of acoustic soul, alternative pop, and emotionally-driven production. The result is a song that beautifully illustrates the power of resilience, a declaration that love, healing, and connection are never truly out of reach.
Beyond the music, Noah & The Void is a project with a purpose. All streaming revenue is donated 100% to Pediatric Cancer Research via Evan’s Crew, in memory of Noah’s close friend. The group has already raised over $1 million, a powerful reminder that this project is about much more than just music. As Noah says, “Everyone has a Void. This project is about recognizing that struggle—and showing people that it’s okay to feel, and okay to ask for help.”
"Love Comes Free" is a celebration of that resilience. It's a reminder that even in the midst of life's hardships, joy can still be found, and that by putting love out into the world, we can make a difference, both for ourselves and for others.
