Go Back

Roger Damawuzan

First Name: 

Last Name: 

Stage Name: 

Country: 

Born: 

Primary Language: 

Bio

Roger Damawuzan's bio not yet available.

Discography

Discography not yet available. Check later.

Label

Record Label associated with Roger Damawuzan - past and current.

Similar Artists

Tangara Speed GhodaIvory Coast |1962| French

Oumar Tangara, also known as Tangara Speed Ghoda, was an Ivorian multi-lingual reggae artist. Tangara began his musical career in the 1980s and quickly gained popularity with his unique style and socially conscious lyrics. He released several albums throughout his career and collaborated with other Ivorian artists and also performed in other countries, including neighboring countries in West Africa. Sadly, Tangara passed away on June 2, 2002, leaving behind a legacy of music that continues to inspire fans and aspiring musicians. His music remains an important part of Ivory Coast's cultural heritage and a testament to his talent and dedication to the art of reggae music.

Bill Clinton KalonjiCongo (Democratic Republic of the) |1979| Lingala

Bill Clinton Kalonji, born Didier Kalonji Mukeba, is a Congolese musician known for his time with Wenge Musica Maison Mere. From 1997 to 2004, he showcased his vocal talents as part of the band, contributing to hits like "Elengi Ya Tombola" and "Kiff." After leaving the group, Kalonji pursued a successful solo career. In 2004, he co-founded Les Marquis de Maison before creating his band, Marquis de Samourais, which went on to release several albums before disbanding. His music is characterized by catchy melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and infectious rhythms. With his charismatic stage presence, Kalonji has garnered a devoted fanbase in Congo and beyond. Today, he remains a respected figure in African music, continuing to inspire and entertain audiences worldwide with his electrifying performances.

Freke UmohNigeria |1920| English

Freke Umoh, a Nigerian gospel artist, songwriter, and producer, has been crafting music that inspires and uplifts audiences for years. His style blends contemporary beats with traditional gospel rhythms, giving a catchy yet spiritually enriching sound. Freke gained national and international recognition with his 2019 hit single, "Hallelujah no go finish," which became a gospel anthem. He has also produced several chart-topping gospel hits and collaborated with other gospel artists. He's an ordained pastor and a highly requested speaker at events and conferences. Freke's talent, passion, and commitment to spreading messages of hope and love through his music make him one of Nigeria's most beloved gospel artists.

KinnahZimbabwe |1993| Shona

Maligakini Saizi, better known by his stage moniker Kinnah, is an award-winning dancehall artist hailing from Zimbabwe. His journey in music started when he was 7 years old, marking the early stages of a prolific career. Kinnah’s rise to fame can be attributed to the resonance of his music, with tracks like ‘Mwari Wedenga,’ ‘Mai Mwana Vhurai Door,’ and ‘Timbovatsiura’. Also, Chill Spot Records gave him the vital visibility he needed, gaining immense popularity among audiences. His contributions to the dancehall genre have not only made him a notable figure in Zimbabwean music but have also earned him a dedicated fan base.

Cabo SnoopAngola |1990| Portuguese

Cabo Snoop, is a celebrated Angolan kuduro sensation hailing from Luanda, Angola. Initially a dancer, he transitioned into a solo artist and made a significant impact with his 2010 hit single "Windeck." Boasting electrifying dance moves and infectious energy, he swiftly became a music sensation, blending African rhythms and electronic music to chart-topping success. His discography includes notable albums like "Prakatatumba" and "Bluetooth," continuing to delight global fans. Cabo Snoop's talent has earned him accolades, including the MTV African Music Awards, affirming his influential status in the kuduro genre. With unwavering dedication and vibrant artistry, he remains a notable figure in the kuduro scene, inspiring fans worldwide.

TimayaNigeria |1977| English

Inetimi Timaya Odon, popularly known as Timaya, is a multi-awarding Nigerian singer-songwriter, philanthropist, and record label owner. He began his solo career in 2005 with the release of "Dem Mama", which also appeared on his debut album, True Story, released the following year. His subsequent albums have all been commercially successful, earning him numerous awards and nominations. Timaya is widely regarded as one of Nigeria's best, and his contributions to the African music scene have earned him a loyal fanbase across the globe.

ObesereNigeria |1965| Yoruba

Abass Akande Obesere, better known as Omo Rapala, is a renowned Nigerian artist, singer, and record producer from Ibadan. His special musical style and slang have made him a popular Fuji musician, and he has taken his own brand of Fuji music all over the world. His long-standing rivalry with K1 De Ultimate has been one of the defining features of his musical career, and he is currently signed to the Mayors Ville Entertainment record label.

Baddy OoshaNigeria |1990| Yoruba

Badmus Akeem (Baddy Oosha) is a Nigerian musician, actor and businessman. He has been in the music industry for over a decade and is the founder and CEO of Oosha Empire, a music record label promoting Afrobeats. Baddy Oosha is known for his hit songs "Timbalowo," "Angeli," "Fidi Gba Mic ft. Reminisce," and "Talo'n Shay ft. Small Doctor." He has also featured in several Nollywood movies, with his biggest role in the 2018 film "The Ghost and the Tout".