Corey Jones., (born March 20 ) better known by his stage name D.B DA KID is a very determined, lyrical songwriter, and CEO of Money Hungry Association. Since 2012, D.B DA KID has recorded and released 5 mixtapes, including his newest project and Dvd " New Jax City”. Which is expected to be one of his greatest projects yet. Throughout the years D.B DA KID has displayed enthusiasm and growth in his music. Traveling all over the world gaining thousands of new fans with new hot tracks ("Monyun","Space", and "Love It" featuring Ice Billion Berg) are sure to bring new fans rolling in. You can also download, purchase, or listen to D.B DA KID’s music on all the major online music outlets like: my mixtapez, sound cloud, world star, coast 2 coast mixtapes, spotify, vevo, youtube and iTunes to name a few.
D.B DA KID was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida by his mother and for most of his adolescent years he focused on his dream of one day becoming a rapper. He started recording on his laptop and playing the songs he was writing for his friends, Excited by the response he decided to chase his dream. Inspired by artists such as Lil Boosie, and Tupac D.B DA KID loves all kinds of music Jazz, Soul, Hip-Hop, and R&B. This is a very talented artist who is destined for greatness in the music industry.
Watch ''New Jax City: The Documentary'' by D.B. Da Kid:
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