Atlanta-based artist DoeBoy Dutch has been making waves with his latest release, “Don’t Need Em,” which dropped on September 13th. Produced and engineered by Code G, this track showcases DoeBoy Dutch’s versatile flow and hard-hitting beats. On Instagram, where he goes by @doeboydutch_hard, the rapper has been gaining attention for his ability to tap into personal struggles and transform them into empowering music. Reflecting on his motivation for writing “Don’t Need Em,” DoeBoy Dutch shared that he was fed up with being there for others while feeling abandoned. He wanted to prove to the world that he’s a star in his own right, with success that no one saw coming.
The song is especially meaningful to DoeBoy Dutch due to its unique flow and the way the beat demands confidence. He describes it as an anthem for anyone who feels destined for greatness despite being overlooked. His favorite line, “Ima king Solomon counts racks on an ottoman,” exemplifies his gift for blending biblical imagery with modern-day success. As he continues to build his career, DoeBoy Dutch is already making plans for the future, with upcoming video for his track “Nights Like This” and brand new release for “Right Away“, as well as a collaborative album with Code G set to drop on Halloween. His debut album, released on July 4th, further solidifies his place as a multifaceted artist, capable of writing about anything—from love to loss, to perseverance.