Diplo and Friends Debut Noah Issa's New Single, "New Stylie"

Straight out of Kingston.

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The dancehall genre has seen a boom in 2016 much thanks to the likes of Drake and Rihanna. Noah Issa, a producer out of Kingston, Jamaica has been at the epicenter of the genre since the age of 14 when he was already producing records for dancehall heavyweights like Vybz Kartel and Elephant Man. More recently, he’s had a hand in producing records for Machel Montano, Pitbull, and Splurt’s #OMW2SYG (Swiggity Swooty). Today, the burgeoning producer shares his own offering titled “New Stylie,” a frenetic 3-minute banger that was recently debuted on Diplo and Friends. Listen in below and stay tuned for his upcoming collaboration with Sean Paul.

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