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Biography

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Dayna Donna, an emerging Mexican American singer-
songwriter, is capturing attention with her soulful voice
and magnetic stage presence. Her singles "Fallin,"
"Christmas Day," and "Good Love" highlight her unique
blend of raw emotion and heartfelt soul.

From her early days performing at community events in
the Bay Area to a pivotal meeting with Abraham
Quintanilla, Selena’s father, Dayna has been on a
remarkable journey. Her talent was nurtured by key
industry figures, including Chuck Sutton of It’s
Showtime At The Apollo, Harvey Mason Jr. (CEO of The
Recording Academy) and R&B legends Boyz II Men. These
experiences have shaped her into a dynamic performer
with a rich musical palette.

As an independent artist, Dayna took the reins of her
career by founding Ant House Records and building her
own recording studio. This move allowed her to fully
express her artistry, leading to the creation of a
distinctive sound that merges sophisticated style with
heartfelt storytelling. She is currently immersed in
producing her Souldies EP and a debut album, both set to showcase her signature style and creative vision.
This summer, Dayna is set to dazzle Bay Area audiences
with her dynamic performances. A major highlight of
her recent work is on the East Side Story Volumes 13 & 14, a special limited edition vinyl release celebrating classic oldies, which showcases her versatility with fresh covers like “Working on a Groovy Thing” and “Right On The Tip Of My Tongue.” With her upcoming Souldies EP and
debut album, Dayna Donna is poised to make a