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Also known as Diana De Brito

Diana Adelaide Rocha De Brito, known by her stage name IAMDDB, is an Angolan-Portuguese rapper and singer based in Manchester, United Kingdom. IAMDDB has released three EPs and three mixtapes as of 2021 and was listed number three on BBC Sound of 2018.

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IAMDDB, born in March 5, 1996 as Diana De Brito, is a rapper from Manchester, UK, born from Angolan and Portuguese roots. She mixes urban jazz and soul with hip-hop and r&b. She released five studio projects: Waeveybby, Vol. 1, Vibe, Volume 2., Hoodrich Vol. 3, Flightmode Vol. 4 and Swervvvvv.5. She also made collaborations, such as Leaned Out with Inka and Mira Mira with Diplo, beyond her participations on Jagged Tooth Crook by The Mouse Outfit and on Codeine Bluez by Blind MIC. <a href="https:

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Diana Adelaide Rocha De Brito, known by her stage name IAMDDB, is an Angolan-Portuguese rapper and singer based in Manchester, United Kingdom. IAMDDB has released three EPs and three mixtapes as of 2021 and was listed number three on BBC Sound of 2018.

== Early life == Diana Adelaide Rocha De Brito was born on 5 March 1996 in Lisbon, Portugal to an Angolan-Portuguese father (Manuel De Brito) who worked as a sound engineer and bassist, and an Angolan mother. From a young age, she was immersed in music, spending countless hours in her father's home studio surrounded by instruments, vinyl records, and the sounds of jazz, soul, samba, classical music, and Afro-jazz.

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