Duguneh

Duguneh Juwara, better known by his stage name Duguneh, is a Dutch-Gambian DJ and music producer.

Duguneh
Duguneh in 2020
Background information
Birth nameDuguneh Juwara
OriginThe Netherlands
Genres
Occupation(s)
  • DJ
  • music producer
Years active2010–present.[1]
LabelsPM Recordings[2]
Websitedjduguneh.nl

Inspired by his African roots, Duguneh established a music style in which he blends African sounds into electronic dance music.[3][2]

Musical career

In July 2018, he released the single “Sufre” together with the Venezuelan singer-songwriter Emy Perez (former backing vocalist of Shakira[4]). It was nationally premiered on the Dutch SLAM! (radio station). Sufre entered the Spotify Viral 50 Charts of The Netherlands at #23 and peaked at #10.[5] In November 2018, Sufre was used by The Voice of Holland, a Dutch reality television competition that Emy Perez was part of in 2013.[6][1]

In August 2019, the single “Milky Way” released. A collaboration with singer-songwriter Abi F Jones (UK) and rapper Jay Fonseca (NL). On his social media channels, Duguneh described the song as an experiment to unite African, Western and Latin music in one song.

Later that year, Duguneh collaborated with multi-platinum rapper Savage (rapper) from New Zealand. Their single “Fire” released in May 2020.[7][8]

In June 2020, the single “Take Back Your Life” with the Congolese-Swedish singer-songwriter Mohombi (who is better known for his single Bumpy Ride) released. In an interview with Dagblad van het Noorden, Duguneh said: “We made this song to remind people to embrace the good in life and celebrate it. It's that happy, positive song that gives people something to smile – and dance – about.”.[1][9][10] The song was tipped by the Dutch Top 40 on the 3rd of July 2020.[11]

Discography

Title Year Featuring
Sufre 2018 Emy Perez
Milky Way 2019 Abi F Jones, Jay Fonseca
Milky Way (remix) 2020 Abi F Jones, Jay Fonseca, Crystal Rock & Marc Kiss
Fire 2020 Savage (rapper)
Take Back Your Life 2020 Mohombi, Sha
Take Back Your Life (remix) 2020 Mohombi, Sha

Charity

Next to music, Duguneh tries to create awareness among his fans regarding climate change and the wellbeing of the planet. In June 2020, he launched a clothing line from which the profits are donated to Justdiggit,[1] a Dutch non-profit organization who are working on contour trenching in Africa. An agricultural technique to make dry land green again[2][12]

References

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