Doble is an artist who has spent more than 10 years developing a unique identity within the urban music scene, building a proposal that is hard to label and defined by constant evolution. His musical universe moves naturally between hip hop, reggae, funk, and trap, always with one common denominator: the need to express himself from an honest place, without formulas or artifice.

With two albums, one EP, and dozens of released singles, Doble has steadily consolidated a solid and coherent career, connecting with diverse audiences and exploring different sounds without losing his personality. Along the way, collaborations with artists such as Oques Grasses and The Tyets stand out, as well as “3 AM,” one of his most recognized tracks, which has already accumulated more than 40 million streams across digital platforms.

Doble is currently preparing his third album, a project developed entirely in Mexico, specifically in Guadalajara, where the artist spent a period of time working on this new creative chapter. Contact with new influences, collaborations, and ways of understanding music has directly shaped both his sound and his approach to this new work.

In this context comes “Yo no lo sé,” the first single from the album. The song revolves around the constant pressure of having to know what to do with your life while everyone around you has an opinion from the outside. Through direct and personal lyrics, Doble speaks about frustration, doubt, and the feeling of misunderstanding that often appears during the process of personal growth.

This new project, which will be presented soon, reveals a more mature and introspective stage of the artist, while maintaining the essence that has defined his career up to now.