Donae’o

Hailing from Northwest London, Ian Greenidge (aka Donae’o) was raised hearing rap, Afrobeat, and Caribbean music, and experienced a fondness for famous brands 2Pac, Notorious B.We.G., and D’Angelo instilled a wish to emulate his idols. Donae’o released his 1st solitary, Falling, in 2002, a variety of U.K. garage area, R&B, and hip-hop; the sole was accompanied by the discharge My Viewpoint (Jump). On the next couple of years, Donae’o released a variety of EPs and singles including Colors, Switch, and Devil inside a Blue Gown. 2009 noticed him show up alongside Lethal Bizzle around the monitor Proceed Hard, while also inking a cope with My-Ish Information. Donae’o’s debut recording, Party Hard, made an appearance that year combined with the solitary Viewing Her Move. Produces from Donae’o slowed on the next couple of years, however he kept operating, appearing on songs by famous brands Timid FX, Mike Delinquent, and Foreign Beggars. 2011 noticed the release from the free of charge recording Indigo Child along with the singles Big Ben and Proceed to Da Gyal Dem. Donae’o’s third recording, The Forest of Zephron, made an appearance a year or two later on in 2013, and chosen a funkier home path than his earlier material. Having a restored vigor, more produces from Donae’o adopted, with singles such as for example Mami No Like, WHAT’S Like, and My Group, plus a remix edition offering Wiley and Ghetts. Donae’o also continuing with collaborations, showing up around the U.K. charting one Lock Doh by Giggs by the end of 2016.