1. “Remember Me” feels personal and reflective. What message were you trying to send with your verses
🎙️ Donno:I think a big part of what I was trying to emphasise in my verses on Remember Me is that dreams are achievable. Only you can manifest your own reality, and only you can truly understand who you are and what you want in life. It’s important to take time for yourself to discover these things. Don’t get caught up in other people’s opinions — just do what makes you happy.For me, that means making a lasting, positive impact on my listeners and leaving a legacy I can be proud to be remembered by.
2. Your vocals on “Remember Me” add real emotional weight — what does the song mean to you personally?
🎙️ Rhi B:Remember Me is about coming back from a really dark place — filled with anxiety and self-doubt — and finding myself again, coming back stronger than ever.Music has always been my medicine. It’s helped me through the worst times and been there through the best too. This track reminds me that I’m worthy and deserving of good things. Self-doubt is just fear — and fear can be turned into excitement. So I choose to be excited instead.
3. How did the collaboration with Rhi B come about, and what made you say, “Yeah, this is the right fit”?
🎙️ Donno:I’d seen Rhi around at gigs and we already had a good vibe, so it felt natural to work together. The moment I knew it was something special was when Rhi showed me the chorus — the lyrics and melody hit hard, and I got excited to start writing.
4. You’ve got a strong online presence — how important is it to connect with fans through platforms like TikTok and Instagram?
🎙️ Rhi B:It’s really important to connect with people both online and in person. But I don’t think of them as “fans” — they’re my people. A growing family. A real community of love and support.It’s “you’re rooting for me and I’m rooting for you.” We’re all trying to win together, and I absolutely love that.
5. You’ve got a fast-paced, hard-hitting delivery — how do you adapt that when working with a melodic artist like Rhi B?
🎙️ Donno:Rhi and I are both pretty versatile, so it was easy to meet in the middle. I didn’t overthink it — we just naturally vibed. When artists are on the same wavelength, the collaboration flows effortlessly.
6. You’ve raised funds for Tomorrow’s Women. How does your passion for community shape who you are as an artist?
🎙️ Rhi B:To me, music is medicine — it’s never just about being on stage. Whether I’m in the spotlight or behind the scenes, I’ll always be in this industry helping others win.I want to be remembered for how I treat people and how I make them feel. I’ve been through tough times — I came from nothing — and I wouldn’t change a thing because it made me who I am.Tomorrow’s Women is a charity close to my heart — they’ve helped my mum and other women I care about through domestic abuse, substance issues, and mental health struggles.Raising over £700 at my first charity event as Big Condo Records’ Fundraising Officer was a moment I’ll always be proud of.
7. What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned since signing with Big Condo Records?
🎙️ Donno:I’ve learned so much — not just musically, but personally too. Big Condo has helped me express myself better, sharpen my skills, and understand the industry inside and out.They’ve taught me how to face obstacles head-on and keep pushing forward. It’s been a real journey of growth.
8. What was it like stepping into the studio with Donno, whose style is quite different from yours?
🎙️ Rhi B:It felt effortless. Donno’s a great guy — super talented, and his lyrics always take you on a journey, which I really respect.Our styles are different, but I call myself the “Collaboration Queen,” and if I vibe with something, I can jump on any track.
9. What can fans expect next from you — solo tracks, more collaborations, or maybe a full project?
🎙️ Donno:A bit of everything. I’ve got singles, music videos, and collaborations all ready to roll out. Expect high energy, thoughtful lyrics, and socially conscious topics with layered flows and intricate rhymes.I’m also branching out into other parts of the entertainment world. I can’t say too much yet, but watch this space — the big screen might be calling.
10. Where do you see your music going next — are you leaning toward an EP, more singles, or exploring new genres?
🎙️ Rhi B:I don’t limit myself to one genre — it all depends on the day and the vibe. Music is medicine, and there are no rules.I love R&B and reggae, but I can just as easily be on a rap or jazz track. I do have an EP idea slowly coming together — and trust me, good things are on the way.Let’s just say the “Collaboration Queen” isn’t done
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Interview by : Mike Lappel
