New York, NY — Diversity is at the heart of Don Knock’s musical prowess. The Jamaican-born, the New York-based artist gives listeners a taste of his artistic ability and improvisation skills. He introduces a freestyles series through a multi-week release formatted to showcase the four tracks individually. The foursome makes for a unique assortment of styles and genres, each with its theme and presence with self-produced audio and accompanying visualizer collectively called the Don Dadda Freestyles.The first freestyle to drop called “Lova Mon” appropriately kicked off the series in mid-February, just for Valentine’s Day. The sultry Afro-soul record highlights Don Knock’s smooth vocals and crooner sensibilities. Week two, he released “Candy,” a playful track with an eighties influence. With heavy synths and lighthearted lyrics, Don Knock takes on the role of a weatherman in the visualizer. The third installment features a rebel concept with “Roadman.” The raw vibe of the record elicits emotions of understanding the perspective of a person who spends a lot of time in the streets. Last but not least, Don concludes the multi-week release on a high note with “Payscale,” a straight-up spicy banger.
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