Noa Kirel has conquered Israel. And now she’s ready to take on the rest of the world.
More than a year after signing a multi-million dollar record deal with Atlantic Records in the US, Noa Kirel is out with her first international single: “Please Don’t Suck”.
She wrote about the new release on Instagram:
“After a long journey and hard work, I’m so excited it’s finally happening. I imagined this moment so many times, I patiently waited for it to arrive. My first global release, and the best start of the journey ahead of me. I promise you, you ain’t ready 
A huge thank you for all involved, and to you my supporters, your love means the world 
The new release is accompanied by tons of media attention. A significant interview appeared in Variety on July 14th, and the official Atlantic Records Press Release called the song “an instant earworm”.
Israeli pop superstar Noa Kirel serves up a summer treat with her debut English-language single, “Please Don’t Suck,” available now at all DSPs and streaming services via Atlantic Records. Co-written by Noa and produced by multi-platinum production duo The Monarch (Justin Bieber, Kelly Clarkson), the instant earworm flips the classic melody of “Mr. Sandman” into a candy-coated bop. Joining forces with director Jake Wilson (Cher, Lizzo) and iconic choreographer Sean Bankhead (Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus), Noa takes the track to a sugar high in the eye-popping music video now streaming at YouTube HERE.
“I’m very excited to release ‘Please Don’t Suck’ as my first global single. This song is about the little things that can make or break our year or relationships! I hope we can look back and find some joy and laughter in it all and push forward to a year full of positivity after 2020 sucked. Enjoy!” – NOA KIRELSinger, songwriter, dancer, and actress Noa Kirel has quickly risen to become Israel’s top pop star since releasing her first song at 14. Scoring millions of streams with multiple chart-topping hits hailed by Billboard for “infusing sultry Hebrew dance music with western mainstream pop,” Noa has taken home the MTV European Music Award for “Best Israeli Artist” four years in a row (2017-2020). Noa starred in her own TV series, Double Take – which recently wrapped its fifth and final season – and at just 16, made history joining the panel on Israel’s Got Talent becoming the youngest judge on any Got Talent show worldwide. Noa is also the face of many top brands, including Samsung, Fila, and Apple, as well as her own perfume and hair lines, “Noa.”
Like most Israeli 18-year-olds, Noa was drafted into the army in early 2020 and has impressively maintained her successful career engaging with millions of followers across social media. Now 20, Noa is completing her military responsibilities while crafting new music for a worldwide audience. With more on the horizon, “Please Don’t Suck” is truly just the beginning for Noa.
Excited to see what the future holds for one of Israel’s brightest stars, Noa Kirel!
