I wrote my first song when I was about 8, and though it may not have been a hit single, it was a major stepping-stone in the growth of becoming a musical phenomenon. By age 11 I had become tired of writing to instrumentals and wanted my own original music. Coincidentally, that year I was given a keyboard for my birthday, and that's where it all really started to come together. I wanted lessons but my mother could not afford to provide them for me. I played day and night and eventually got to the point where I was making my own songs from front to back. Since then I have learned to play the drums,
guitar and bass..

D.T. Phenomenal

Singer/songwriter. rapper/producer. Pianist, guitarist, bassist drummer and so much more. I was born into music, and music is what I was born to do.

I wrote my first song when I was about 8, and though it may not have been a hit single, it was a major stepping-stone in the growth of becoming a musical phenomenon. By age 11 I had become tired of writing to instrumentals and wanted my own original music. Coincidentally, that year I was given a keyboard for my birthday, and that's where it all really started to come together. I wanted lessons but my mother could not afford to provide them for me. I played day and night and eventually got to the point where I was making my own songs from front to back. Since then I have learned to play the drums,
guitar and bass..

in 2005 I was presented with a large distribution deal for an album I was working on called Life On Paper. In the end I initially broke the terms of the contract because it seemed to change when the album was complete. This eventually forced me to change my artist name from Shangrila to what is now D.T. Phenomenal. This skin that was shed to allow me to grow can still be viewed on my old soundclick page www.soundclick.com/shangrila

It was never my goal to obtain a recording contract, because I knew from my studies that an artist doesn't make what they should off the music they create. I didn't want to be a puppet on strings. I decided I was going to produce my own music and sell it myself. Since then I have been selling my music, cds and beats/instrumentals to other artists.

My goal is to be as big as possible in music doing it my way. If I was approached with a contract allowing me full control over my music and the final say, I more then likely would except it. For now I make enough off my music independently, I don't really need a record deal except for fame and promotion. Each artist needs to realize that there is an I in team and major accomplishments can be made independently, without bowing down to a record label.

D.T. Phenomenal



www.soundclick.com/dtphenomenal
www.stereofame.com/dtphenomenal
www.ourstage.com/dtphenomenal
www.myspace.com/dtphenomenal9000
www.mybeatshop.com/dtphenomenal
www.rocbattle.com/dtphenomenal

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str.productions
over 30 days ago to D.T. Phenomenal

hey dt, my site is up and running
www.strproductions.org.uk
check it out, you are featured on it, let me know what you think and link all your sites to it if you can, thanks
dave-str



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D.T. Phenomenal
over 30 days ago to D.T. Phenomenal

Much love to all that submitted to the opportunity for the electric car ad. I heard a lot of good songs that should have been used. I think its wrong that no song was selected and it pisses me off more that no one got it. I think they should have had to select a song and pay the artist even if they didnt use it. My conclusion, karma strikes and the electric car will be a peace of shit that no one wants. Holla at me my broadjam peeps



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D.T. Phenomenal
over 30 days ago to D.T. Phenomenal

I do appreciate what broadjam does for its artist but everything in life involves money, and if I had a lot of it I would be the biggest thing in the music industry because 80% of the industry dont even involve talent its money. So much crap on the radio and so many hot artists in broadjam



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