Dante

In an industry saturated with rappers and emcees, it’s easy to become jaded when introduced to a “new” artist. As the movement finally meets mainstream, it is imperative to inform the public that Dante is far from novice. With witty rhymes, slick punch-lines, an extremely polished flow, and melodic voice, she intends to inject new life into a genre that seems to be two heartbeats away from flat lining.

Yes, Dante is indeed a hip-hop artist, but her sound is influenced by a variety of genres—including but not limited to rock, pop, jazz, and country. This becomes quite evident when listening to her music: Her ability to glide over a beat is uncanny — with a flow that is unmatched; it is truly a thing of beauty.

Over the past couple of years, Dante has had the opportunity to trade bars in ciphers with fellow female emcee Lil Mama, open up for Trey Songz in Virginia and not to mention the numerous showcases that she has won locally in NYC and nationally. She has also recorded a number of tracks with Grammy nominated Producer, DotDaGenius (KiD CuDi’s “Day N Nite” and entire recent album WZRD).

To close, Dante does not intend on being labeled within one particular sect. As they say in the art world, “beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” – This is exactly how she looks at music. She makes music for everyone in some shape or form, and hopes the public can love the product she is serving as much as she loves delivering it.

“Always Grateful. Humbled by life.”
- Dante