Devon Anastacio Guereca (born May 7, 1995) known professionally as D.K.G., is a Mexican- American rapper, singer, songwriter, and recording artist. Known for his introspective songwriting, and one of a kind gritty rap voice. DKG burst onto the southwest rap scene in 2014 with an album titled “South West Alliance” and won 2 awards at the Southwest Indy Awards for Album of the year and song of the year titled “We Go Hard Over Here.” From 2015 to 2018 DKG released 2 albums titled Stringtown and Stringtown 2 gaining exposure throughout Southern Colorado and New Mexico with tracks such as “Remember and Errybody” (Stringtown) and “The Move” and “OnehundredonE” (Stringtown 2). Along the way DKG has racked up 13 Southwest Indy Awards in all including 2 peoples choice awards. He has collaborated with numerous other artists during his career, such as Southwest Artists Juan Gambino, Romero of Clika One, and Mateo. The sky is the limit for DKG as he embarks in new avenues, and lanes experimenting with going outside the boundaries of the normal on his latest Album "Substance" which was released May 16, 2020 with hit songs "Things That You Hate", "Your Luv", and "Whisky" to name a few. In the midst of promoting his album he dropped an EP titled "Perspective" which is a "Red Pill" "Blue Pill" project with the talented Joie Rain the songs "Give Me Some Time" and "Why Try" are a man an woman's perspective of a toxic relationship. Be on the lookout for this rising giant.