Q&A with UK Dancehall Dynamo Doller

We caught up with UK-based Dancehall Grime stalwart Doller who released his latest single ‘BAD GYAL’ on September 30th via the Beyond Dis World imprint. ‘BAD GYAL’ received support from esteemed tastemaker NOTION, and is a vibrant Dancehall track that features the charming vocals and energy from emerging East London rapper Sincerely Keane.

In the interview, Doller reveals more about his collaboration with Sincerely Keane, his creative influences and what to expect in future. Stream Doller x Sincerely Keane – ‘BAD GYAL’ while reading the interview below:

For those not familiar with your sound, how would you describe it?

This is a great question, I would describe my sound as Trap Dancehall from the London streets, but I’m also aware, I am a Friday night/ Monday morning artist meaning supporters will play my music on route to the club and in the club. Whilst Monday mornings my music will be used as coffee / motivation to work or the gym.

What was the inspiration behind collaborating with Sincerely Keane for this particular track?

The inspiration for collaborating with Sincerely Keane is I believe he is the next one truly, I cannot see ANY limitations with his music he is highly skilled, diverse and has all the characteristics of a great rapper. I cannot speak about him any more highly, I am excited for the world to see what I can see.

Where do you envision this track being played?

I can see the song being played in arenas due to how catchy and vibey the song is, it’s an anthem style song, so I can see it being played everywhere really.

Which three albums have influenced you the most creatively?

The three albums that have influenced me creatively are Missy Elliott – Da Real World, Nas – I am and Mavado – Gangsta for Life

What has been your most memorable performance so far?

My most memorable performance would be from 333 an old grime rave to more recently A Perth show I was booked for at Hackney Wick.

Studio work and music creation, or performing and interacting with a live audience, which do you prefer?

Between music creation and interacting with a live audience, this is one of the most difficult questions ever because a live audience validates what you have been doing in the studio so I have to say both.

Tell us about any upcoming shows or releases you have in the pipeline.

Upcoming shows and releases are, I am working on my headline show so I am just building up the demand so the que goes around the building. In terms of releases I have an absolute monster with Yung Saber ready and loads more trap dancehall in my arsenal just watch and see I can show you better than I can tell you.

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