Da Hitwriyter

"Man this joint crank hard as s***" - Lusion talking about D.H.'s latest video - "Let's Rock'

Raised in the inner city streets of Baltimore, Maryland native D.H. "Da Hitwryter" was known for her tough and gritty play on the local area basketball courts.

This multi-talented female, born Dionne Halsey, began an on and off affair with music at the early age of 7. Though she was heavily involved with dance, and church activities, free-styling hip-hop lyrics was something that she also loved to do for family and friends, but it was clear that her love for music came second to her dream of becoming a basketball player. But unfortunately injuries and other ailments caused Dionne to give up that dream and rekindle her love for music. In 2004 Dionne met with DJ Unreaper, CEO of Un World Records, and independent label, which then because Un World Entertainment. D.H. went on to sign a contract to become an Executive, overseeing the marketing and promoting duties. She also began to emerge as a songwriter, and a recording artist.

At UWE Dionne established herself as an artist by being featured on several projects, as a journalist writing several articles for Un World's website, a radio co-host making brief appearances on UWE radio/talk show and as an up and coming ambassador, attacking key social and political issues through various online campaigns.

In December of 2007, by now well known as one of the hottest femal writers and rappers in the area, D.H. joined Kristin Price, CEO of Priceless Music, as a songwriter/artist/vocal arranger/background vocalist. Projects include the recently released Suga Brown album Got Suga? on which Da Hitwryter wrote Beyond Love, Give it Up and Lose It. DH is also featured as a rapper on Sick, Lose It and All For You.