In "My Potential vs. My Worth", I talk about what it feels like to be judged by stereotypes instead of who I really am.

This piece reflects on how, beneath laws, whispers, and stares, we are all the same—flesh, blood, fragile bones, living, aching, human.

I started off writing these two poems as an assignment for my English class, but all the poems I was reading didn't seem to reflect real life, or at least what I had experienced.

These are 3 poems that I wrote in July of this year.

Love is always a complex thing. It is a beautiful, tragic feeling that can consume.

I wanted to write about soulmates, as I've always been fascinated by them.

This is about the contrast between my daily life in the Bay area and time spent in Montana where my maternal grandparents live on a farm.

It's almost constantly now that I stop and realize something I've just done is entirely unlike me.

"We Will Not Be Controlled" - This resistance poem is about the current political climate we find ourselves in.

When I was crafting my poem, I knew I wanted it to be about the silent struggle kids my age go through in trying to get the help I need for the betterment of their mental health.

The Last Hen is based on the experiences my grandparents had during the Cultural Revolution in China, where people were extremely poor, hungry, and oppressed.

Through the image of sunlit orchids surrounded by flowers, "Orchids" is a poem of expected doom, expected endings.

I was thinking of making something experimental, something that seemed sort of a late night lounge vibe but also somewhat ethereal, I just composed what came to me at the time.

This piece began as an experimentation in unorthodox instrumentation.

This quartet piece, written for two alto saxes, piano, and bass clarinet, tells a story of discovering who you are.

Hello, I’m Noelle Correa and I made this song for a club I’m in called 3 O'clock News.

When I started my project, I didn't exactly have a goal, but I was interested in branching out a bit from typical EDM production, while still making something catchy and emotional.

Ekko's Love is inspired by cyber-punk and the longing of a doomed love story.

All aboard the train! Next stop: outer space. Space train began with a request for a train themed piece.

This is song to recognize all the Paulas out there, those people who do the hard work but don't get recognized.