Sufficiently healed physically, mentally and spiritually, Don Yute has put that sordid incident behind and has returned to his old ways and has bounced back more focused and more determined than before. Boobilous or The Golden Child as he is also called recounts the incident as a dark time in his life and only through God's grace and the support of his family, friends and fans was he able to make it through. It was while in Atlanta that a masked Gunman almost took his life shooting him in the chest scarring his lungs. Just after landing a deal with Capitol Records just about the time "Row The Boat" became his most popular song, Don Yute headed first to Atlanta and then Miami.
However Don Yute's background makes him no stranger to the struggle or pain for that matter. Whereas these youths sought dancehall as a means to escape poverty and depravation, Don Yute uses his deejay skills to satisfy his need to express his thoughts and release constrained feeling. Born in Kingston Jamaica and raised in Port Antonio in an educated family, he pursued a dream normally aspired to by young boys in inner city communities. In an industry dominated by "rude yutes" and "bad bwoys", deejay Don Yute emerged on the dancehall scene as a unique figure. Don Yute's first single "Loving Excess" on the "Pepper Seed Riddim" was released in 1993 for Dave Kelly, which he quickly followed with the successful hit "Hardcore" produced by Steelie and Cleevie and "You Own The Man". This proved to be just the opportunity that he needed.
After gaining a reputation for his freestyles, a friend introduced him to Legend Disco.
Album: A Different Wurl Single: "Bounce Bounce" Bio: Born Jason Andrew Williams, Don Yute's introduction to the entertainment world is similar to that of his contemporaries: by chance and by being in the right place at the right time. Album: A Different Wurl Single: "Bounce Bounce" Bio: Born Jason Andrew Williams, Don Yute's introduction GoldenChild Music Group.
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