Vincent Goazempis, formerly half of the duo Saje, now highlights his solo project: Duñe.

Producer and singer with a minimalist approach, he takes us on a journey where colours and shapes lead us to a rich and tasty horizon. His first solo project, Leos, released in 2016, is a 5-track alternative electronic EP that speaks of love with lightness and refinement.

From Pop, Soul, Electro, Jazz and Hip-Hop, Duñe has definitely found the recipe to spread soft and groovy vibrations. The ethereal atmosphere oscillates between club and chill, remaining soft and sensual.

From various influences (Jungle, The Internet, Jamiroquai, SBTRKT, James Blake), we find behind Vincent's musical education ten years of music theory at the Paris Conservatory in addition to his classical guitar studies. His proximity to Crayon is obvious, and the two artists collaborated in 2016 on a first joint EP called "Duñe x Crayon". This project, combining Duñe's voice and subtle guitar with Crayon's jazzy synths, manages to speak of a painful love in a groovy and springtime way.

Four years later, they decided to renew the experience to release their first album "Hundred Fifty Roses". A more mature project than the previous EP, with numerous features (Swing, Aurélie Saada, Ichon...), this album opens up to rhythms with a sometimes British sensuality - but with a sufficiently indie production to breathe more warmth. The question of love is this time materialized by the rose, the ultimate figure of utopian love.

Alongside this project, Duñe is very productive as he has collaborated internationally with Bibi Zhou (Chinese top 5 artist) & NoMBE (2.3 million monthly listeners). He has also produced renowned artists of the French scene such as Swing or Angèle.

Finally, Duñe also plays a lot with several tours in Europe and Asia, as well as concerts in Canada and Mexico.