10 Facts About Dun Deal

Dun Deal used the money he received from the label to buy studio equipment and started learning how to create beats.

Dun Deal had a studio in downtown Atlanta and was working with a production team called Planet 9.

In 2013, Dun Deal gained recognition for producing Migos' single "Hannah Montana".

Dun Deal sent back a beat which he had created about two years before, and Migos recorded what would turn to be "Hannah Montana" in about 30 minutes.

Dun Deal was initially skeptical about the song's title, but the song became a hit.

In October 2013, Dun Deal was included on Complexs list "25 New Producers To Watch For".

In early 2014, Young Thug's "Stoner", produced by Dun Deal, got mainstream popularity, and peaked at number 47 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Dun Deal, who has been working with Young Thug, since the rapper was 16 years old, revealed that it took him 15 minutes to create the instrumental for "Stoner" and Thug recorded the whole song in another 15 minutes, mostly freestyling.

Dun Deal is working on a compilation mixtape, called BASS, which is set for a release during 2014.

Dun Deal uses Logic Studio to create his music, and sometimes plays live instruments: a guitar, a grand piano and drums.