Noah Donoho is a working musician, performer, and builder focused on live music, systems, and creative problem-solving. With years of experience performing across genres and venues, his work spans solo looping performances, band projects, commentary, and the development of practical tools used on real stages.
Rather than separating art, technology, and process, Noah treats them as parts of the same practice — testing ideas in public, refining them through use, and sharing what works. This site serves as a home for performances, projects, and tools built from firsthand experience.
BADTRiP is a live performance project built around solo looping, band arrangements, and high-energy reinterpretations of familiar music. The project is designed for adaptability — able to scale from intimate rooms to full stages while maintaining a strong connection with the audience.
BADTRiP focuses on groove, spontaneity, and real-time musicianship, blending performance and production into a single experience. It is available for booking in a variety of formats, from solo sets to full band shows.
Roadie Gear is the store and product development hub for the projects on this site. It exists to support creative work through useful, thoughtfully designed merch and equipment — not donations.
Products range from apparel to in-development tools, instruments, and stage utilities, many of which are designed and tested in real performance environments. Supporters choose what to support by what they buy, helping fund new ideas through transparent preorders and limited runs.
Thinker’s Digest is a long-form commentary and documentary project exploring history, culture, technology, and patterns of human behavior. Each episode combines video essays with written articles and public sources, offering context rather than reaction.
The project is designed as a growing archive — a place to slow down, connect ideas, and examine how past events shape the present. New episodes are published alongside companion writing and references for deeper exploration.
