Noor began his musical journey through latin percussion and traditional Venezuelan folk music and Jazz his parents would perform. At a young age he was invited to join the Gainesville Youth Chorus, and remained a member for 5 years. Some performances included St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Florence, Venice, Austria, the Vienna Boys Choir and Pope John Paul II in 2002. During that period Noor found the passion to study Tenor and Alto Saxophone, Latin Percussion, Bass, and Jazz Guitar throughout his primary and secondary education. This developed a deep burning love for learning many different instruments that extended beyond to piano, tribal instruments and composing. Through his secondary education, he was employed by Seresta and Gosia and Ali gaining professional corporate performance experience. 

In 2007, upon completing his secondary education and Entrepreneurship Certificate, Noor was one of four students in the nation awarded the National Band Association Jazz Student Award. Shortly after, Noor Che'Ree won the Fine Arts Scholarship to Santa Fe College as the only instrumentalist focusing on Jazz Studies. At this time, he was honored to perform with artists: Tyler Burchfield, Gary Thomas, Duffy Jackson, Gary Langford, Scott Wilson, and many more.

In 2010, Noor Che'Ree enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Band as a Bass Guitarist/Double Bassist and Composer/Arranger. After finishing basic training and combat training, Noor graduated from the Navy School of Music in Virginia Beach, VA and was stationed with the 1st Marine Division Band at Camp Pendleton, CA. Since then he worked with a numerous amount of talented artists that influenced and shaped his musical prowess. Upon the conclusion of his military contract, Noor relocated to Los Angeles and began a new chapter in his career producing, and managing artists while continuing to perform as a touring artist.  Some artists include: Mike Rudolph (Kinetic), Dana Ralston, Gilbert Castellanos, Irving Flores, Ben Grier, Michael Mays, Austin Gatus, Sammy Nestico, Latin Sol, Carlos Sanchez, Charlie Arbelaez, Jesse Charnow, Alan Zundelvich, Zee Avi, Paul Hernandez, Alice Wallace, Nick Lopez, Anthony Cruz, Alison Nelson, Danny Kastner, Hodaya Ben, Hayet El Mir, Grammy Nominated Tracy Carter,  Grammy Winner Bakithi Kumalo, Grammy Winner LV, Ghetto Romeo, Emiko, Janvi Anand  and composed for Nobel Prize Winner Dario Fo for the ATICC theater show "They Don't Pay, We Won't Play" , Jeralyn Glass, Bryan Pezzone, Ada Pasternak, SZA, Vogue Japan Magazine and many more.

In 2016, Noor co-founded the music-travel documentary series "Symphonic Planet" with Jonas Petersen (24Violins) traveling with their team to remote locations around the world (Borneo/Malaysia, Death Valley, Rim of the World, Europe and more) with the mission to capture sound phenomenas and instruments to compose music inspired by the journey experiences while searching for new narratives in cultures around the globe.

In 2017, Noor produced Janvi Anand's album "Faces of Love" playing over 8 instruments, winning the highest rating of the July issue on Music Connection magazine, putting it on the Top 25 Albums of 2017 on Music Connection Magazine and Top 100 Artists of 2017.

In 2019, Noor and Co-founder Jonas Petersen released the Symphonic Planet album: “Destination Imagination” inspired from recent expeditions and incorporating live orchestrations with 24 violins and sounds from the journeys. The album features highly acclaimed musicians Michelle Packman (Cello), Lindsey Mcfarlane (Voice), Mukund Komanduri (Guitar), Audrey Zindler (Flute).

Noor Che'ree Endorses: NS DESIGN (CR5 Radius Fretted, Fretless, CR4 Radius, NXT4a Cello and NXT4 Upright Bass), Mana Basso Basses (6 string Paragon), NAL (Natural Acoustic Labs) Black Walnut Shakers and Lap Snare, Monheim Mics, and Phil Jones Bass Amps (BP800 and C4+C8 Bass Cabs and PJB Strings).