Tiwony - Frequency

Tiwony is a talented and original artist, known for his powerful stage energy and productivity on the French and Caribbean Reggae Dancehall scene.

Since his early days on Sound Systems with Influence Sound and Blackwarell Sound, Tiwony, also known as Le Lion Indomptable, has built a solid discography reflecting his Reggae, Dancehall, Hip-Hop and Afro influences and has positioned himself as a pillar of the Caribbean Reggae-Dancehall scene.

He has had many successes during his career, including the soundtrack of the film "Ma 6-T va craquer" which earned him a Golden single, as well as the SACEM Guadeloupe awards in 2002 and 2005 for the titles Beni Yo and Jamais le Mal. Tiwony also collaborated with the famous artist Typical Féfé for the albums "Double Trouble" and "Revolution", which were nominated for the Trophées Afro-Caribéens in 2009 and won the Reggae Awards in 2012 and 2013.

In 2018, he won the trophy for Best Reggae Artist at the Hit Lokal Awards and opened for the group NTM during their triumphant tour in 2008.
Tiwony is a conscious and universal lyricist, addressing all the themes of his time. His passion for the studio has allowed him to create a multitude of singles and various collaborations, demonstrating his versatility as an artist.

In 2023, he will celebrate 25 years of career with the release of his 9th album, Frequency.

This album is the one of maturity, at the crossroads between Reggae, Hip-Hop and Afrobeat, the urban music that has guided Tiwony since the beginning of his career.

The album includes the hits: Ayen Pas Changé in collaboration with Taïro, Lord Kossity, Daddy Mory, Pompis and Cali P, the title that became the anthem of the yellow vest movement Bla Bla Bla, the title Vwèy with Keros'n.

The album also includes powerful novelties such as the track A Quel Prix in collaboration with Balik of Danakil and Manu Digital, or Frequency, returning to the roots reggae of the artist. Frequency is eclectic and powerful and represents the musical universe and influences of one of the pillars of the French reggae scene Tiwony.