About

The story behind the music

Do D.A.T. — also known as Do Dat Music Group — is the home of a recorded music project built around tracks, mixtapes and collaborations. This page gathers the short version of who is behind the name and where the work lives.

At a glance

The project is presented online under two names that travel together: Do D.A.T. on the main pages, and Do Dat Music Group on the group page. The catalogue covers titles including the Golden Age series, The Skinny releases and Oakland In Blue, with a featured appearance by Melina Jones on “The Bridge” and a guest spot from Anthony Coleman on “Barebones”.

Listening is built into the site itself — each featured release links straight to its audio file, so the catalogue can be played straight from the page.

Where to find Do D.A.T.

Facebook page at facebook.com/dodatmusic
Twitter profile at twitter.com/dodatamen
CD Baby page at cdbaby.com/cd/dodat11

Facts

Name	Do D.A.T.
Also known as	Do Dat Music Group
Format	Tracks, mixtapes, collaborations
Home	dodatmusic.com

Music Group

Do D.A.T. is a recorded music project centered on tracks, mixtapes, and collaborations, presented online through the main Do D.A.T. pages and the Do Dat Music Group page. The catalogue spans release series and individual titles, giving the project a recognizable home while leaving room for new material. Visitors can explore music, media, news, and community areas, with additional sections for arts, education, videos, and photos that place the music within a broader cultural setting.

The style of the project leans into an earthy, understated mood, pairing romantic, serif-inspired presentation with clear, readable body text. Sage and olive tones, warm chocolate browns, dusty blue-grey sections, and pale mint accents create a calm visual atmosphere, while full-bleed photography adds depth without overwhelming the content. The result feels rustic and elegant, with generous spacing and solid color blocks providing structure rather than decorative flourish.

Behind the releases is a collective atmosphere of live performance, community gatherings, and shared musical culture. The project references hip-hop energy, dancing, parties, and the social scenes surrounding recorded music. That background informs how the catalogue is presented: as part of a lived world rather than an isolated collection of files. Features and guest appearances add texture to the project, expanding its sound and connecting it to other performers and collaborators.

Do D.A.T. also functions as an archive of creative work that visitors can revisit in different formats. Pages are organized around music, events, media, news, and contact, allowing the site to act both as a portfolio and a meeting point for audiences. The visual system keeps these areas cohesive through consistent color, typography, and layout, while embedded media and imagery help convey the feeling of the releases beyond track titles alone.

Overall, the site presents a compact but layered independent music identity. It combines an online catalogue, cultural references, performer features, and community-oriented content within a design that values clarity and atmosphere. The tone is confident without being loud, pairing romantic display typography with practical interface elements such as rectangular fields, understated buttons, and simple dividers. This balance makes the project approachable while retaining the distinct character of the Do D.A.T. name.

Selected releases

These are the titles featured on the home page, each with its own audio link: Golden Age: “Gimme Mine”, The Skinny 2: Barebones: “Barebones”, Rough Stuff (Unmastered): “Silky Socks Simmons”, Golden Age: Cassette Culture Mixtape (a side), Oakland In Blue: “The Bridge ft. Melina Jones”, and The Skinny EP: “The Grind”.

Back to the home page

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