Don Pelo embarked on his musical journey at an early age. He crafted his first guitar from an old USAID oil can, a piece of flat wood, bottle caps, and fishing lines, igniting his passion for music. He was born in Haiti and grew up in a shanty town in Carrefour. Despite facing many challenges, he persisted in his pursuit of a music career. He served in the US Army and brought his guitar to war, returning as a changed man. His music is purposeful, reflecting his extensive knowledge of history and politics. In 1999, Don Pelo debuted with The Black Haitian Fellows in Haiti. Their radio release "Sexy Cocotte" was the first showcase of his emphasis on vocal techniques. In September 2014, after the release of "Ganja Love," a single that created a buzz across European stages, Don Pelo started performing in Germany. Don Pelo is a psychologist and a painter. In January 2020, he released his first album titled "THE ENVELOPE," which reflects the direction he intends to take in his music. The album emphasizes the essential things in our lives. He has released his second album, "EXIT," featuring many great tunes with extraordinary sound and lyrics. "I CAN'T BREATHE," a single from the upcoming album, has already been released and is receiving much attention. A third album is currently in the workshop.