DOE, (born Dominique Jones) is a gifted singer, songwriter, and musician who has spent her life creating music that uplifts and inspires. Raised in a musically rich family, DOE began performing professionally as a teenager alongside her parents and four siblings in the  multi-Grammy-nominated gospel group, forever JONES. In 2019, she launched her solo career, ushering in a fresh era of Christian and Gospel music that continues to connect with audiences across genres, cultures, and generations.

DOE made her solo debut with her self-titled EP in 2020, featuring the No. 1 Gospel radio hit “Brighter.” Released through Jonathan McReynolds' Life Room Label in partnership with RCA Inspiration, the project established her as a rising force in the genre. She followed this success with her acclaimed debut full-length album, Clarity (2022), an 11-track collection exploring self-discovery, vulnerability, and spiritual confidence through songs such as “When I Pray” and “Clarity.” 

In 2025, DOE reached a career milestone when her sophomore album, Heart of a Human, which she co-wrote in its entirety, earned the GRAMMY® Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album. The deeply personal collection of songs highlighted her ability to blend transparency, artistry, and faith in a way that resonates far beyond traditional genre boundaries.

Throughout her career, DOE has collaborated with a diverse roster of acclaimed artists, including Lecrae, Maverick City Music, Tauren Wells, Israel Houghton, Joe L Barnes, Lizzie Morgan, Elevation Worship, and most recently, multi-platinum-selling, GRAMMY®-winning artist Jon Batiste on the stirring  anthem “Black Boy.” Her music has earned widespread recognition, including one GRAMMY® Award, eight GRAMMY® nominations, and three  GMA Dove Awards.

Now, DOE enters a new creative chapter with the release of her third solo album, Shiloh, released on August 28 via Provident Entertainment and Sony Music. Led by the powerful first single, “Know Your Name,” the project explores themes of identity, posterity, and intimacy with God. In wanting to represent the unity of multiple generations, church backgrounds, and cultures, Shiloh reflects DOE's heart in receiving faith and passing it on, and believing  will echo through every generation.