DMNDS
DMNDS is a Dutch electronic music project that formed in 2019. The group consists of three producers: Dion Timmer, Martijn De Louw, and Nicolay Roubanis. They...
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DMNDS is a Dutch electronic music project that formed in 2019. The group consists of three producers: Dion Timmer, Martijn De Louw, and Nicolay Roubanis. They work primarily in dance styles like deep house and trance.
In 2020, they released "Calabria (feat. Fallen Roses, Lujavo & Nito-Onna)," a track that gained significant attention. The song's melody drew comparisons to an earlier track of the same name by Enur, which led to some discussion about its origins. DMNDS maintained it was an original production.
They've released other singles like "Honey" and "Infinity (feat. Koosen & Strange Fruits Music)." Their debut album is called "Mistaken for Strangers."
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