Zo Zhit, TaiTan, and Botsu a.k.a NGS form the rap trio Dos Monos.
In 2018, they announced their signing with U.S. label Deathbomb Arc, and in March 2019, they released their debut album "Dos City". Since then, they have established themselves as one of the most unconventional presences in the Japanese music scene through performances at domestic and international festivals, as well as their self-curated event series "Theater D".
In addition to musical collaborations with artists such as UK rock band black midi and U.S. hip hop group Injury Reserve, Dos Monos have engaged in cross-disciplinary projects with figures like Taiwan’s Digital Minister Audrey Tang, literary author Yasutaka Tsutsui, and manga artist Q Hayashida. In 2021, they co-developed the experimental TV Tokyo broadcast-jamming project "FUTA" with video director Ryohei Kamide, releasing the album "Larderello" as part of the concept.
While in the midst of a successful European tour with black midi in late 2022 and their own headline European tour in summer 2023, the group unexpectedly announced the end of their first phase. From 2024, they began a new chapter—the second phase of Dos Monos as a band. That year, they released Dos Atomos, an album performed entirely with a live band setup, followed in 2025 by the EP Dos Moons, featuring cover artwork by legendary horror manga artist Junji Ito.