"Karma" is the type of song that sticks with you. Using his characteristic mix of Hip-Hop grit and R&B soul, Dontae presents a cinematic space which lies at the intersection of truth and rhythm, while vulnerability takes lead.
Having been raised between Mount Vernon and Poughkeepsie, it has taken Dontae years to develop his voice into a fully realised instrument of emotional storytelling. On "Karma," that skill shines through. His voice floats smoothly through the weight of every note, and his flows switch between pain and power effortlessly. The production mirrors that duality perfectly, anchoring the painful undertones with glowing harmonies to reflect the push and pull of cause and consequence.
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Read more →Each lyric sounds intentionally crafted from an insightful awareness, grounded in lived experience and real reflection. There is no posing here; only honesty. You can hear the evolutions from past influences; Paramore’s emotional angst, the warmth of 90s R&B, but "Karma" is distinctly his own.
What makes Dontae's music captivating is his celestial vision. He draws you into them. In "Karma", he reincarnates reflection into revelation, metamorphosing pain into art that lives long after the last note fades. Despite having walked both the light and the shadow of creation, once again, Dontae's Peak reminds us that he is not only heard.
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