Max Satow, the electrifying New York City artist known as Noshows, has made waves with his UK debut earlier this year, leaving audiences at The Great Escape festival clamoring for more. Fresh off this high-energy performance, Noshows dropped his highly anticipated new EP, Wants and Needs, on June 28th. With a sound that defies easy categorization, Noshows blends alt-rock, hip-hop, and funk into a wildly eclectic mix that explores the inner workings of the human mind.
This EP is about my relationship with romance and escapism, sometimes blending the two concepts together. There are a lot of emotions and thoughts I have surrounding this topic that I explore throughout the songs on the EP. Generally, the vibe of this collection of songs is upbeat and fun indie rock music with a modern edge.
Satow’s lifelong fascination with the chaos and psyche of the human mind runs deep. It stems from his family’s founding of The Jed Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to protecting emotional health and preventing suicide among teens and young adults. The foundation, inspired by and named after Satow’s uncle who took his own life, aims to equip young people with the skills and support they need to thrive.
Taking this mission a step further, Satow has created Magnify the Mind, a mental health hub designed to educate and offer a safe space for support, particularly among today’s youth.
It’s important to me because besides my own struggles, I have a lot of personal experience with friends, peers, and family members who have struggled with anxiety, depression, and other challenges. These topics have always been a part of the music of Noshows, and I’m eager to extend this aesthetic into more active community involvement.

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