Daniel Duwa
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Songs of Now by Daniel Duwa and Sentuari / Daniel Duwa is a global music and storytelling project built from a shared return to a lifelong relationship with music, songwriting, and composition. What began as a rekindling of early musical curiosity has evolved into a structured creative body of work where songs are written, composed, produced, and developed across genres, moods, languages, cultures, and emotional states. All songs are originated, written, and composed by Daniel Duwa. Production, arrangement, engineering, and sonic shaping are handled by Sentuari, with executive production by
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Episodes
Songs of Now by Daniel Duwa: Finding Me, Finding Home 22.05.2026 2:07
There are moments in life when you stop searching for noise and start searching for recognition. Not fame. Not applause. Recognition. A voice that sounds like your own thoughts. A melody that understands displacement. A lyric that sits beside you in silence instead of trying to fix you. That is where Finding Me – Finding Home begins. Not as an album alone, but as a return. A return to the parts of...
Longing for Home by Daniel Duwa Podcast : Nai Girl in Dodoma 10.05.2026 0:56
Longing for Home by Daniel Duwa is a cinematic emotional journey exploring memory, distance, migration, belonging, and the ache of places and people that never fully leave you. In this special trailer presentation, Sentuari Hemedi – Nai Girl – Dodoma unfolds like a late-night letter carried across East Africa — from Nairobi to Dodoma, Zanzibar to Dar es Salaam. Through velvet spoken-word textures,...
How It Came About - Sentuari - Songs Of Now - Being Human - Project by Daniel Duwa 22.04.2026 5:34
Years ago, at Ngong Racecourse, an afternoon event collapsed under heavy weather. Outdoor plans dissolved, and a crowded room turned restless. There was a sound system. There were CDs and vinyl. Music became the diversion. What followed wasn’t performance, but instinct — a quiet awareness of how rhythm alters space, how sequencing shapes emotion, how a room can be conducted without ever naming the...
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