DonN¥ is an emerging artist from Brooklyn, New York, carving his own lane in the world of hip hop, trap, and experimental music. While still gaining recognition, his sound has already made a significant impact on those who do listen. Known for his catchy rhymes, intricate flows, melodies, and harmonies, DonN¥ brings a nostalgic feel reminiscent of Juice WRLD, but with a sinister edge that recalls the energy of Playboi Carti. His rage rap aesthetic stands out, offering a unique approach that feels both fresh and raw.

As a true chameleon in the booth, DonN¥ seamlessly switches up his style with every beat, consistently improving and pushing boundaries. Starting his music career in 2019 under the name Yung EP13, he’s undergone many reinterpretations of himself and his brand. His current name, DonN¥, embodies a symbol of maturity — the yen symbol representing his evolution and growth into the artist he is today.

In 2021, Demo_Files became the project that carved DonN¥’s lane. Though not widely known, the EP’s delivery and production played a key role in shaping his sound. His work with early producer Dee B (known for producing for $not) helped cement the foundations of his unique style. The project marked a turning point in his career, showcasing his growth and artistic direction.

DonN¥ continued to push his creative boundaries with Lost_Files (2022), a mixtape that expanded his sound and lyrical ability. Though only two tracks, ATHENA and DOUBT, were self-produced, these songs marked a significant milestone in DonN¥’s evolution, sparking the question: “Could I do more?”

That drive to evolve and experiment led to BROOKLYN MADE BOSS, DonN¥’s first true album. At 16 tracks and 30 minutes long, with 75% of the production handled by him, BROOKLYN MADE BOSS is the culmination of years of growth and artistic development. The album truly encapsulates DonN¥’s journey, showcasing his versatility, self-production skills, and newfound artistic maturity. With this project, DonN¥ takes a huge leap forward in his career, cementing his place as an artist to watch.