Denmark artist Jonah Wright meshes American & Danish musical elements on his debut EP, “Diagnosed”

Jonah Wright presents his debut EP Diagnosed, which brings the sound of the American charts to Denmark and adds a new level that shows the young rapper’s outstanding talent in a combination of technical rap, seductive melodies and catchy hooks. The sound of Diagnosed is most of all honest, and Jonah Wright’s presence is so authentic that you feel him all the way through. Jonah Wright has already been played on Danish national radio and has been compared to artists such as Post Malone and Drake.

Diagnosed is a clear statement from Jonah Wright of quitting the pills and embracing his diagnoses, which he believes are crucial to him as a person and an artist. With a world-class technical level, Jonah Wright delivers original flows that surprise and draw the listener into his crooked mind and imaginative universe. Diagnosed is produced by the producer duo 20/20 & SNDY, who by hitting the elegant balance between hard Trap and soft, emotional melodies, show their enormous talent.

Check out Diagnosed and join Jonah Wright’s journey towards the stars as he breaks the borders and puts English rap in Denmark on the map. Diagnosed is published digitally on all online sales and streaming services by the independent record label, Affiliated, where Jonah Wright, 20/20 & SNDY are signed.

Jonah Wright, formerly known as Buzzer, has refined his craft at a rapid pace and has now created a unique, definitive sound that only he can deliver with such high level of energy. Jonah Wright is one of the most promising Danish artists, with great international potential. He is a true master of the stage and creates a vibrant and authentic experience that resonates with the crowd. You always know how Jonah Wright feels. He never hides anything and he never compromises his expression. Jonah Wright releases his debut EP Diagnosed today, and with a past as Manus Bell’s back-up rapper, he already has the experience it requires to perform for sold-out crowds at some of Denmark’s biggest venues.