The Early Years

Dzsúdló, real name Attila Dévényi, is a Hungarian rapper, songwriter, and producer born in 1989 in Budapest. Growing up, he was exposed to music of various genres and was exposed to hip-hop at an early age. He began writing rhymes and making beats while in high school, and his interest in music only grew from there.

Rising to Fame

In 2010, Dzsúdló released his first studio album “The Streets” that gained him some recognition in the local rap scene. He then went on to collaborate with some of the biggest names in hip-hop like Akon, J. Cole, Missy Elliott, and Trey Songz. This collaboration resulted in the release of his second album “Global Reach” in 2014 which helped him gain an international fan base. He has since gone on to release several more albums and singles that have been well-received by critics and fans alike.

Style & Influences

Dzsúdló's style is inspired by various genres such as trap, hip-hop, reggae, and R&B. His lyrics are often socially conscious and reflect his upbringing in Budapest. He also has a unique flow that incorporates elements of both spoken word and rap. His influences include Eminem, Nas, Jay-Z and Kanye West.

Continued Success

Dzsúdló continues to be one of the most popular rappers in Hungary and his music has been featured on radio stations around the world. In 2020 he was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album for his latest album “Satellites”. His future looks bright and he continues to break boundaries with his unique sound.

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About Dzsúdló

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Dzsúdló's country of origin

Dzsúdló's real name

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