Noah Rubin

Noah Rubin
Origin	United States
Genres	Hip hop, Hardcore Punk, Indie Rock
Occupations	Music producer
Instruments	Guitar/Bass, Sampler, Keyboard, Vocals
Years active	2006 – present
Associated acts	Wu-Tang Clan, Maroon 5, Amazing Baby, Historics, Celebration, Das Oath, Suckers, Architecture in Helsinki, Rings, Bubba Sparxxx

Noah Rubin is an American-born artist/producer based in New York City.

History

Alongside Chris Coady, Rubin recorded Das Oath's 2006 Mini-LP^[1] for Dim Mak Records. The album garnered favorable reviews including Vice Magazine's album of the month in August of that year.^[2]

In 2007 and 2008 Rubin produced several remixes under the moniker Ruby Beats for indie rock acts like Celebration,^[3] Architecture in Helsinki,^[4] and Rings.^[5] He also sang backing vocals on Celebration's 4AD Records release The Modern Tribe alongside members of TV On The Radio, Antibalas and Dragons of Zynth.^[6] Rubin's vocals appear as well on Suckers 2009 debut EP on IAMSOUND Records, produced by Yeasayer's Anand Wilder.^[7]

In 2009 Rubin produced, mixed, and engineered the majority of tracks on the album Wu Tang Chamber Music released by E1 Entertainment and Universal Records. Chamber Music paired Wu Tang MCs like Raekwon, Ghostface, RZA, and Inspectah Deck with Kool G Rap, Sadat X, Cormega, AZ, Masta Ace and M.O.P..^[8] Rubin's voice is heard on the final track of the album.

Later in the year, Rubin engineered and mixed tracks on the Historics debut record "Strategies for Apprehension." Historics features Maroon 5 bassist Mickey Madden, VietNam guitarist Josh Grubb, Icarus Line/Ink & Dagger/ Amazing Baby’s Don Devore on guitar/vocals, keyboard player Dale Jiminez from Need New Body, and drummer Ryan Rapsys from Euphone and The Sea and Cake. The album features a guest appearance by Kool Keith.^[9]

In 2010 Rubin produced the track "Georgia" on the Bubba Sparxxx record Miracle on Gamble Road released on E1/New South.^[10] Rubin also produced a remix of the Suckers track "Before Your Birthday Ends" that premiered on RCRD LBL late in the year.^[4]

Early in 2011 RCRD LBL debuted Rubin's remix of The Entrance Band's "Still Be There." ^[4]

References

1. ^ Noah Rubin on AllMusic (link)
2. ^ Vice Magazine ([1])
3. ^ Stereogum ([2])
4. ^ ^{a b c} RCRD_LBL ([3])
5. ^ Indie Dancefloor ([4])
6. ^ Discogs ([5])
7. ^ Suckers on Allmusic ([6])
8. ^ Hip Hop DX ([7])
9. ^ Greenshoelace ([8])
10. ^ HipHopDX ([9])

External links

• Noah Rubin at Allmusic
• Noah Rubin at the Internet Movie Database
• Noah Rubin at Zimbio

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