DBK
"where's my dad"
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Small room
Started in a small room—one brother making beats, two brothers writing— what started as a means to express grew into something more. Zay and Salva chasing a simple ideas: make art for art’s sake, share our stories and go bar for bar. After a session with their brother Hurt, the sound started to take shape. Then soon after, their multi-instrumentalist younger brother Ra’s joined—right before everything slowed down during COVID.After a brief hiatus, new life was breathed into the group with the additions of Gloco and Lalo Lucas. What started the that small rooms has since grown into an ever-expanding collective of 20+ members.
Past shows & Events
The Grind Don't Stop
What's beautiful about what we have is we are all individuals, with individual plans—that figure out ways to collaborate.
Today, we move across multiple mediums—making our mark from every angle, always rooted in community. From performing alongside legends to producing events, photography, video, and clothing, to running a therapy business and working with youth in foster care and special needs communities—our work is driven by impact as much as creativity.Brown-centered and Latino-centered, with members spanning California, Utah, Central America, and Serbia, we’re built on culture, collaboration, and purpose. The core memebers still make the music—but the mission is bigger: create at the highest level and inspire the next generation to do the same.
Leave a lasting imprint through meaningful art, authentic storytelling, and community-driven work.
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Gloco
Salvathepeople
Zay Angel Alvarez
Hurt Davis
Ra's Al Goon
Lalo Lucas
Stay Dangerous
- westside immigrants