Dom Corleo

Growing up, Paoletti predominantly lived in Sacramento, and the Bay Area. He is of Italian descent.^[3]

Corleo started making music in 2017, but didn't take it seriously until 2020, when he began to post his music under the alias Pxpidom. Under this name, he released tracks such as "Trip 2 Saks" and "Number Nine", with fellow rapper SoFaygo.^[3] He also went on to inspire rapper Wolfacejoeyy alongside SoFaygo via a short video which was posted on Joeyy's TikTok account.^[4]

In early 2022, Corleo went away with his pxpidom moniker, and established himself as Dom Corleo. During this time, in 2022, he also released his debut album, Forgive Me For My Sins, which helped establish his name within the underground rap scene.^[2] Following the release of his album, Corleo followed through with his biggest streamed single as of yet, "Penthouse Shordy". The track exploded in popularity throughout social media. Right after, he released his track "Ginseng", which performed well online as well.^[5][6] Following "Ginseng", he released "Bloody Runtz", showcasing his new wave voice and experimental audio.^[6] He also followed through with the release of singles "Fly As Hell" and "Converse". Alongside the songs' debut, Corleo released their respective music videos too, featuring visuals from Dot-Com Nirvan.^[7]

Entering the year 2023, Corleo released his debut EP 2014. The EP had six songs and features from rappers such as Lunchbox and Highway. The EP saw Corleo "[flow] over instrumentals flooded with chopped vocals, ethereal synths and rolling 808s", according to Our Generation Music's Claire Yotts.^[8] After taking it slow for a few months, and releasing just a few singles, Corleo released his second studio album, dubbed On My Own, which had 14 tracks and features from Yung Kayo and Fimiguerrero.^[5] Corleo followed through with the deluxe edition of his album, which featured seven new tracks, with two featuring a reappearance from Yung Kayo. Corleo later appeared as a guest rapper for artists such as Killy and Fourfive.^[9]

Entering 2024, Corleo released a couple of singles, following through with his promotional single for his album, dubbed "Duh Duh Duh", with Veeze.^[10] Following the single's release, Corleo released his third studio album, dubbed Under My Influence.^[11] Following the album's release, Corleo released one single before following through with a four-track EP titled DC.^[12]

Corleo entered 2025 releasing a handful of singles, most of them being promotional single for his album. After releasing tracks and building up promotional hype for the album, Corleo released his fourth studio album, dubbed Club Siberia, which featured nine new tracks.^[13][14]

Early on in his career, Dom Corleo's sound was reminiscent to that of artists such as Chief Keef, Autumn! and Summrs. His newer sound takes inspiration from cloud rap, which is reminiscent to artists such as Lancey Foux and Destroy Lonely.^[1]

Credits adapted from Apple Music.^[17]