DY (rapper)

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DY
Birth name Forrest Schab
Born 1984
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Genres rap
Instruments vocals
Years active 20092010
Labels none
Website www.iamdy.com

Forrest Schab known by his stage name DY (born in 1984) is a Canadian hip-hop artist raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In 2009, he signed to CP Records.

His stage name is an acronym deriving from his nickname "Die Young".[1] DY has been making music independently since the age of 14 winning several emcee competitions and releasing solo material.

An album was in the making in cooperation with CP Record artist Belly. His first single "Passenger" featuring another CP Record artist Danny Fernandes was released in October 2009. Upon the release, he was featured on Billboard February 19, 2010 issue as one of the best emerging Canadian artists.[2] A special remix version by DJ Jedi was also released.[3]

On November 18, 2010, DY was reported missing in Mexico. In mid-August 2010, Schab made plans to fly to Mexico and disappeared with no one hearing from him in months. Canadian police was investigating his whereabouts.[4] On December 10, 2010 his family released another statement expressing their grave worry on DY's disappearance.[5] Various media sources speculate his disappearance is related to drugs and links to organized crime.

Just prior to his disappearance, he had shot a music video for his second single called 'That's My Spot' featuring former Danity Kane member D. Woods and his contract with CP Records was terminated.

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Singles

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