Naomi Ost

Bio

Naomi Ost makes emotional music for people who love a good story.

Naomi Ost makes emotional music for people who love a good story.

Born and raised in Kent, Naomi is a singer-songwriter with a big heart, a lot of feelings, and a firm belief in the healing powers of a well-timed cup of tea and a banging chorus.

Drawing on the lyrical intimacy of Joni Mitchell, the emotional resonance of Eva Cassidy, and the relatability of Carole King, she writes with the instinct of someone who needs to write: not to shock or provoke, but to soothe, to process, to nourish.

Her music is folk-pop with an indie sensibility and a healthy dose of whimsy - equal parts cosy, confessional, and uplifting, with soul-hugging melodies and lyrics that feel like voice notes from your most emotionally intelligent friend.

Having self-released her first songs from her bedroom and been gigging since her teens, Naomi signed with indie label Abubilla Music in 2024. Her heartfelt sound quickly caught the attention of BBC Introducing Kent, who championed her debut EP “roll with the punches”. Her single “g&t” was immediately named Record of the Week on its first submission, and the BBC Introducing team later attended her EP launch show at Paper Dress Vintage - interviewing Naomi live on air from the venue and helping spotlight her as a rising voice in the UK’s new wave of emotionally honest storytellers.

The EP introduced listeners to Naomi’s world of open-hearted songwriting: songs about growing up, getting through hard seasons, and choosing softness anyway. Across its four singles, she blends folk intimacy with indie-pop colour, creating music that feels both personal and quietly universal. 

Naomi is steadily building her live audience with shows across London while preparing a run of standalone releases in 2026 - the next chapter in a catalogue of songs for people who feel deeply, dream big, and are trying to be okay in a world that often isn’t.