D-low

D-low has made waves in the hip hop scene with tracks that resonate with many. “If My Bones Are Breaking” captures a raw energy, while “Sing a Little Harmony” offers a different vibe, blending catchy hooks with thoughtful lyrics. Each song reflects different aspects of life, which keeps listeners engaged.

“Don’t Change when you're Famous” dives into the struggles of fame, and “Talking to the Walls” portrays feelings of isolation. Other notable tracks include “Cocaine,” “People Walking By,” and “Keep Sane,” each contributing to the diverse sound D-low brings. “Hard Sometimes” touches on personal challenges, while “Sound Sketch (Alton)” and “Rules to Follow (Live Solo)” showcase a more experimental side. This variety makes D-low's music appealing to a wide audience.

D-low's latest album, "I am the Instrument," is set to release in 2024. This project showcases a range of themes and sounds, typical of his style. The album promises to deliver tracks that resonate with listeners, diving into personal experiences and broader social commentary.

In addition to the album, D-low has been active with several recent singles. "Secrets of Alexandra," released in 2025, adds a fresh layer to his discography. His live solo performances have also produced notable tracks like "We Are The Animals (Live Solo)" and "Rules to Follow (Live Solo)," both released in 2024. These songs capture the energy of his performances and connect with the audience. Another single, "Don't Change when you're Famous," released the same year, continues to explore familiar themes in his music. Each release contributes to his evolving narrative in the hip hop and alternative hip hop scenes.

D-low has made notable appearances at various music festivals, showcasing his sound and style to diverse audiences. One of the standout events was the Sziget Festival, where he performed alongside prominent acts. This festival, held in Hungary, is known for its eclectic lineup, and D-low's presence added to the vibrant atmosphere.

In addition to Sziget, D-low has taken the stage at multiple venues across the UK, including intimate club settings. These performances often allow for a closer connection with fans. His ability to engage the audience has been a highlight at these shows.

Other significant appearances include local festivals that celebrate emerging talent, providing a platform for D-low to reach new listeners. Each performance contributes to his growing reputation in the alternative hip hop scene. The balance of festival stages and smaller venues creates a varied experience for both the artist and the audience.