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During his emotional home-state show at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center, Noah Kahan<\/a> performed the live debut of a brand new song, speculatively titled, \u2018Nothing to Report\u2019. <\/p>\n With this intimate set taking place in Kahan’s beloved Vermont, the show already carried extra lustre, but the introduction of this unreleased offering took things up another notch, and was greeted by a sea of screams from the adoring crowd. <\/p>\n It finds Kahan exploring the nostalgic, hometown-inspired territory that pervaded much of his Stick Season<\/em> era, with the \u2018Northern Attitude\u2019 singer-songwriter addressing what appears to be an old flame or a long-gone friend, as he croons, \u201cBut it’s gone, it’s shit without you \/ It was shit before, but at least I had you \/ No, there ain’t nothing to report \/ But I hope you’re bored and heading north\u201d. <\/p>\n With Kahan confirming in recent weeks that his eagerly anticipated new album is very nearly completed, with just two or so more songs left to finish, it feels like the rollout is picking up pace. The folk titan has been performing unreleased tracks such as \u2019Deny, Deny, Deny\u2019 and \u2018The Great Divide\u2019 regularly on tour this year, with Kahan sharing demos of a handful of other new offerings via socials. <\/p>\n We’re wondering whether \u2018Nothing to Report\u2019 could be Kahan’s long-awaited collaboration with British singer-songwriter, Lewis Capaldi. The duo joined forces on-stage at BST Hyde Park this summer<\/a> for a spellbinding rendition of \u2018Northern Attitude\u2019. <\/p>\n More than a year before this, though, Kahan uploaded an Instagram carousel that featured a tantalising video of him in the studio recording new music alongside Capaldi. <\/p>\n \n