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Dua Saleh

Dua Saleh, Sudanese American non-binary singer, rapper, and actor (Cal Bowman in Sex Education); EPs Nūr, ROSETTA, CROSSOVER; albums I SHOULD CALL THEM (2024) and Of Earth & Wires (2026) on Ghostly International.

Duars Entertainment

Duars Entertainment is a Puerto Rican independent record label and management company founded in 2009 by Eric "Duars" Pérez Rovira and based in San Juan.

Dubai World Trade Centre

The Dubai World Trade Centre is an exhibition and events complex on Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, anchored by the 39-storey Sheikh Rashid Tower opened in 1979.

Dubfire

Dubfire (Ali Shirazinia), born in Iran in 1971, is an Iranian-American DJ and producer, one half of the Grammy-winning duo Deep Dish and founder of the techno label SCI+TEC.

Dubioza Kolektiv

Dubioza Kolektiv is a Bosnian band formed in 2003, known for fusing ska, punk, reggae, dub, electronic music, and hip-hop with lyrics confronting nationalism, corruption, and media manipulation.

Dubstep

Dubstep, an electronic dance music genre from early 2000s South London, also called 140 or UK dubstep versus American brostep. Built on 140 BPM half-time rhythms, deep sub-bass and dub sound system culture, born from UK garage via Big Apple Records, FWD>> and artists like Skream and Kode9.

Dudu (Tarkan EP)

Dudu is a 2003 album by Turkish pop singer Tarkan, released on his own label, HİTT Müzik, mixing new songs with remixes and reaching number 2 in Turkey.

Dudu Tassa & Jonny Greenwood

Dudu Tassa & Jonny Greenwood is a collaboration between Israeli rock musician Dudu Tassa and Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, who released the album Jarak Qaribak in 2023.

Duelo

Duelo, also billed as Grupo Duelo, is a norteño band from Roma, Texas, founded in 1996 by Óscar Iván Treviño and Dimas López, known for Billboard chart-toppers and Gold and Platinum albums.

Duet Riton

Duet Riton (Дует Ритон) is a Bulgarian pop duo of Katya Mihaylova and Zdravko Zhelyazkov, who met at the Bulgarian State Conservatory in 1975 and have performed together since 1977, selling hundreds of thousands of albums.

Duke Dumont

Duke Dumont is the alias of Adam George Dyment (born 1981), a London house producer and DJ behind UK number ones "Need U (100%)" and "I Got U", the For Club Play Only EPs, and the albums Duality (2020) and Union (2025).

Dully Sykes

Dully Sykes, born Abdul Sykes, is a Tanzanian bongo flava singer, songwriter, and record producer from Dar es Salaam who has released music since around 2000.

Dumbfoundead

Dumbfoundead, also known as Jonathan (Jonnie) Park, DFD, or Dumb, is a Korean American battle rapper and rapper born 1986 in Buenos Aires, raised in Koreatown, Los Angeles; known for Grind Time battles, albums DFD and Foreigner, and the memoir Spit.

Dumi Mkokstad

Dumi Mkokstad, born Mdumiseni Nzimande, is a South African gospel singer from Cabazana in the Eastern Cape, known for Calvary and Egameni LikaJesu, who runs Shammah Records in Durban.

Dumisani Maraire

Dumisani Maraire, known as "Dumi" (1944 to 1999), was a Zimbabwean mbira player and educator who taught at the University of Washington and introduced Shona music to America.

Duncan Dhu

Duncan Dhu is a Spanish pop-rock group from San Sebastián, formed in 1984 by Mikel Erentxun and Diego Vasallo, known for the hits 'En algún lugar' and 'Cien gaviotas'.

Dungeon Family

Dungeon Family: Atlanta hip-hop collective formed 1991 around Organized Noize (Rico Wade, Ray Murray, Sleepy Brown), OutKast, and Goodie Mob, named for Wade's mother's basement studio; released Even in Darkness (2001) and launched the Dirty South era, Killer Mike, and Future.

Duranguense

Duranguense, also called pasito duranguense, is an uptempo, synth-driven style of Mexican dance music and its associated dance that originated in Chicago in the early 2000s.

Durium

Durium is an Italian record label of Milan, founded in 1932, known for its unbreakable flexible cardboard records, 1930s jazz 78s, children's fairy-tale discs, and the 1960s urban-song anthologies of Roberto Murolo.

Duskee

Duskee, legal name Oliver Clark, is an English drum and bass MC and vocalist from Surrey, based in London, who broke through with his vocal on the 2020 track "Hack It" with K Motionz.

Dusky

Dusky are an English electronic music production duo from London, formed in 2011 by Nick Harriman and Alfie Granger-Howell, known for the 2013 Beatport No. 1 "Careless".

Dust Bolt

Dust Bolt is a German thrash metal band from Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria, formed by schoolmates around 2006, with five studio albums including Sound & Fury (2024).

Dutchavelli

Dutchavelli (Stephan Fabulous Allen) is a British UK drill rapper, brother of Stefflon Don, raised in Rotterdam, who broke through in 2020 with "I Dunno" and the mixtape Dutch From The 5th.

Dutty wine

Dutty wine is a Jamaican dancehall dance, usually performed by women, in which the dancer moves the legs like a butterfly while rapidly rotating the neck in a full circle.

Duur

Duur (دور) is a 2000 album by Pakistani pop duo Strings, Bilal Maqsood and Faisal Kapadia, which ended an eight-year hiatus, crossed over to India, and is called the band's most popular album.

Dvicio

Dvicio is a Spanish pop band of five members from Rivas-Vaciamadrid near Madrid, led by singer Andrés Ceballos, who broke out in 2014 with "Paraíso" and "Enamórate".

Dvizh

Dvizh (движ) is Russian youth slang for a lively party, happening, or general buzz of activity, the defining party and concert slang of Russian-speaking cities in the 2010s.

Dwango User Entertainment

Dwango User Entertainment (株式会社ドワンゴ・ユーザーエンタテインメント) was a Tokyo-based record company and rights administrator owned by Dwango, active in Vocaloid music until it was absorbed into Dwango in 2014.

DXTeen

DXTEEN (ディーエックスティーン) is a six-member Japanese boy group under LAPONE Entertainment (Yoshimoto Kogyo and CJ ENM joint venture), formed from LAPONE BOYS trainees, debuting May 10, 2023 with "Brand New Day"; fandom name NICO.

Dyango

Dyango is the stage name of José Gómez Romero, a Spanish singer of romantic ballads born in Barcelona in 1940, with more than 50 million records sold.