D Minor is an award-winning international recording and performing artist from Sydney Australia whose original music has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. D Minor’s talent was evident at an early age when he began penning rap lyrics while growing up in a turbulent family life. At the age of 11, he found himself homeless with his twin brother, which became the inspiration for his first hit single Concrete Pillow, where he tells of sleeping next to bakeries for warmth and shuffling between foster homes and refuges. During that time between refuges, D Minor was separated from his twin brother, reuniting by chance two years later. D Minor’s love and passion for music became his salvation and he would throw on his headphones to escape from the outside world and write rap lyrics in pursuit of his dream to inspire young people through his music and story. In 2015 D Minor won Gold for Australia at the19th Annual World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in California, beating 60 other nations with his song about his journey from homeless in Sydney to performing on the world stage. On his return to Australia he was appointed ambassador of Parramatta City by the Lord Mayor. In September 2019, D Minor made the semi-finals of Australia’s Got Talent 2019 where he received a standing ovation. In October, he released his second single Homerun featuring Zeek Power who was a finalist on The Voice 2019.