A Young Cowdenbeath stage star is set to release his new single in aid of a vital mental health charity.
14-year-old Noah Brotherton was commended last year for his live music at the Dunfermline Press Community Champion Awards.
Now he’s set his mind to fundraising for Andys Mans Club, a charity which encourages men to talk about their struggles with mental health in a welcoming environment.
Noah’s mother Gayle Cook said: “He’s at that age now when he’s on social media, and he sees a lot of posts coming up about suicide.
“He chose this song and said that it kind of reminds him of everything going on and that he’d like to help in some way.
“Andys Mans club have been sharing it as well so it’s getting a lot of attention. It’s available for pre-sale now, but it’ll be out on Monday.”
The aptly named track “The battle’s just begun” will be available on Spotify and iTunes from Monday December 9.
Ms Cook proudly added: “He was in King Tut’s in Glasgow at the weekend and he was handing out leaflets and business cards for Andys Mans Club. All the people in the pub were giving him a couple of quid each for the charity.”
Noah is also working on an original song, which he plans to release early in 2025.
Ms Cook continued: “He’s also in a pantomime in Falkirk doing Aladdin, and he’s doing a couple of little Christmas performances at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
“He’s focusing a bit more on learning singing and dancing skills this year as opposed to just doing the performances.”
Andys Mans Club has branches across the UK, including locations in Fife such as Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline, and the newly opened Ballingry club to name a few.
You can find your nearest club by clicking here.
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