It wasn't long before a manager, then the company Republic Records, discovered Kahan's talent. He went on to record poppy folk tunes with friends in high school and posted them on SoundCloud. Kahan said his mother Lauri Berkenkamp, who's an author, helped him hone his way with words. I found it really hard to focus on school and I kind of ended up imagining a lot.” “Growing up in a small town I was surrounded by a lot of land and a lot of space,” he recalled, “I wasn't a great student. Kahan said he started writing songs when he was a just little kid in Hanover, New Hampshire. There's a pretty good chance you've heard "Stick Season," but the 26-year-old's love for the entire region has become a constant muse for his music. The singer-songwriter's star has been rising meteorically with help from a viral song about Vermont. One of them is a young, dyed-in-the-wool New Englander named Noah Kahan. More than 50 acts will take the stages at the Boston Calling music festival this Memorial Day weekend.
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