Noble Lyfe has carved out a distinctive and dynamic space in the rap scene with his playful lyricism, effervescent flow, and an undeniably meteoric rise. His sound strikes a masterful balance between electrifying dance beats and the fiery, razor-sharp rap bars that fans have come to expect. With his latest album, DANCE or DIE!, Noble Lyfe delivers a genre-defying project bursting with relentless energy, unfiltered lyricism, and a raw exploration of themes like resilience, survival, and the vibrant, ever-evolving culture of his Brooklyn hometown.

The album opens with the fan-favourite single "Who Brought A Gun To The Disco?", a bold, bass-heavy track layered with infectious hooks that instantly set the tone. Across the six-track EP, Noble Lyfe showcases his remarkable versatility—from the charming, head-bopping melodies of "Fashion Week (WYA?)" to the soaring vocals and anthemic instrumentals of "Hymn (Winners Anthem)".

Ultimately, DANCE or DIE!is a dazzling showcase of Noble Lyfe’s ability to seamlessly merge hard-hitting beats with emotive, soaring melodies. This thrilling and ambitious project offers a perfect entry point for new listeners while firmly establishing him as a surefire one-to-watch heading into 2025.

Reflecting on the project, his favourite artists and albums, alongside the inspiration behind the title, Noble Lyfe explains DANCE or DIE! is a culmination of my experiences as an artist moving through life as my genuine self. My father always told me to follow my heart and be true to myself and that’s what I am always trying to accomplish with my music. My favourite artist ever growing up was Michael Jackson. Off The Wall is still one of my favourite albums ever but so is Carter 3. I am equally moved by both. The lyricism of rap music and the instrumentation of dance music has always felt like the perfect marriage to me. Whether it’s disco, house, or techno, I’ve always loved sounds that make me want to get up and dance. The title DANCE or DIE!  is about the relationship between the beat selection of my songs and the lyrics fuelled by trap music. But this title also serves as a mantra for my life. As long as I choose to dance, I am alive. The moment I chose not to I’m dead. Never stop moving your feet to the beat of life.