ALBUMPieces - SingleJay 305, DOM KENNEDY & Hit-Boy
Albums by DOM KENNEDY
ALBUMI Love StockerTeeFLii & DOM KENNEDY
ALBUMFrom the Westside With Love ThreeDOM KENNEDY
ALBUMRap n Roll (Deluxe Album)DOM KENNEDY
ALBUMAlso Known AsHit-Boy, DOM KENNEDY & courtesy of half-a-mil
ALBUMVolume TwoDOM KENNEDY
ALBUMCourtesy of Half-A-Milcourtesy of half-a-mil, DOM KENNEDY & Hit-Boy
ALBUMLos Angeles Is Not for Sale, Vol. 1DOM KENNEDY
ALBUMBy Dom KennedyDOM KENNEDY
ALBUMGet Home SafelyDOM KENNEDY
ALBUMFrom the Westside With Love, IIDOM KENNEDY
DOM KENNEDY's Popular Music Videos
Nunya (feat. Dom Kennedy)
Kehlani
The Hook Up (feat. DOM KENNEDY & Cozz)
Smoke DZA
Casey Veggies + Dom Kennedy: Taleswappers
Live Nation TV
Full Effect (feat. DOM KENNEDY)
Warm Brew
Him (feat. Dom Kennedy)
Jayson Cash
No Regrets (feat. DOM KENNEDY)
Smoke DZA
TRIXXX, Pt. 2
Khalif & DOM KENNEDY
Artist Playlists
Dom Kennedy Essentials
A vibrant storyteller whose production and flow recall old-school greats.
Artist Biography
DOM KENNEDY’s breezy, irreverent punchlines are the staple of his signature rap style, one admired by West Coast legends, established and in-the-making. Born Dominic Ross Hunn in L.A. in 1984, the MC independently released his first mixtapes in the late 2000s, colored by his experiences growing up in Leimert Park and influenced heavily by the locale-driven rhymes of The Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, 2Pac, and Outkast. In 2011, KENNEDY released his debut album, From the Westside With Love, II, which was led by the personable but flippant standouts “When I Come Around” and “Grind’n.” His sophomore effort, Get Home Safely from 2013, found him homing in on the laidback approach that made him a beloved figure in hip-hop, especially on tracks like the undulating, braggadocious “Still Callin” featuring fellow L.A. artist TeeFLii. KENNEDY would cement his lyrical lightheartedness in collaborations with entrepreneurial rapper Nipsey Hussle, including 2013’s elastic, revelatory “Checc Me Out.” In 2020, he dropped Rap N Roll, an album that centered itself around the simplistic, contemplative “Saint Ermias,” a tribute to the late Hussle that brought out KENNEDY’s more serious side. KENNEDY’s calling card is staying relaxed enough to settle into the vibes of his hometown, while also using his affable personality and thought-provoking wordplay to propel himself to the mainstream.