Donkeyboy is a Norwegian pop band that emerged in the late 2000s, hailing from Drammen. The group's line-up originally consisted of brothers Cato and Kent Sundberg, alongside their childhood friend Peter Michelsen. Donkeyboy grabbed the public's attention with their infectious single "Ambitions" in 2009, which displayed their distinctive sound characterized by a blend of synth-pop and catchy melodies. The single’s success paved the way for their debut album, "Caught in a Life," which helped establish Donkeyboy as a significant force in the Scandinavian pop music scene.

Over the years, Donkeyboy has continued to evolve while staying true to their catchy, melodic essence. They have become known for their collaborations, including the notable presence of Linnea Dale, whose vocals featured prominently in the hit single "Sometimes." The aforementioned tracks, such as "Kentucky" and "Downtown," showcase the band's ongoing commitment to producing engaging and melodious music, peppered with an eclectic mix of modern electronic elements and retro influences. With a string of successful releases, Donkeyboy has not only maintained a loyal fan base in Norway but has also captivated listeners worldwide, securing their place in the international music landscape.

Genres

Norwegian Pop

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Latest Release

Kentucky

Donkeyboy

Single - Released April 30, 2021