Dogo du Togo

Dogo du Togo has made a mark with several notable tracks that resonate with fans. One standout is “Xenophobia,” which addresses social issues and reflects on unity. Another engaging song is “Zonva,” offering a catchy rhythm that invites listeners to move.

Tracks like “Africa,” “Avoudé,” and “Enouwo Lagnon” add to the diverse sound that Dogo brings to the table. “Adzé Adzé” and “Happiness” showcase a mix of upbeat melodies and thoughtful lyrics. The infectious vibe continues with “Soké Wo” and “Madé Eviwo,” both of which keep the energy high. Each song contributes to a growing catalog that captures the essence of African music while appealing to a wider audience.

Dogo du Togo has recently expanded his discography with the album “Avoudé (2024).” This release showcases his distinctive sound, blending traditional elements with contemporary beats. Following this, the album “Avoudé (Remixes) (2025)” offers fresh interpretations of the original tracks, adding depth and variety to his work. Another notable release is “Adzé Adzé (Glenn Echo Dub) (2025),” which brings a different flavor to the artist's catalog.

In addition to the albums, Dogo du Togo has dropped several singles this year, including “Von Na Agbeto,” “Enouwo Lagnon,” and “Nye Dzi,” all from 2025. The “Enouwo Lagnon (Captain Planet Remix)” adds a unique twist to the original, appealing to fans of various genres. Each track reflects his evolving style and commitment to pushing musical boundaries.

Dogo du Togo has made notable appearances at various music festivals, showcasing his unique sound and connecting with diverse audiences. One of the highlights includes his performance at the Down The Rabbit Hole festival, where he captivated attendees with his rhythmic beats and engaging stage presence. This event allowed him to reach a broader audience beyond his native Togo, contributing to his growing recognition.

In addition to Down The Rabbit Hole, Dogo du Togo has participated in other significant events such as the Festival de Musique de Lomé and the African Music Festival in Accra. Each performance has offered a platform for him to share his music and interact with fans, reinforcing his presence in the African music scene. His ability to blend traditional elements with contemporary sounds resonates well, making his live shows memorable.