De Nosaj Bieg

De Nosaj Bieg
De Nosaj Bieg
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Listeners
232/mo
Est. Royalties
$0 - $2/mo

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Discography

Their catalog as it appears on their public Spotify artist profile
4
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0
EPs
1
Singles
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MXMexico City, MX10
CLSantiago, CL8
PELima, PE6
ESMadrid, ES5
NGLagos, NG5

Playlist Summary

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67
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67,036
Playlist follower reach (sum)
232+
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100.0%
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Biography & Metadata

After 24 years of hibernation from music, De Nosaj Bieg has begun bringing out his old songs and writing new material — opening his mind to the world to absorb, reflect on, and make their own. Emerging from the quiet hills near Woodstock, New York, he brings with him a renewed voice born of time, grit, and reflection. A veteran of the military, an ex-practicing musician/bandmate/dream chaser, before life created a solo career/hobby of this dream. De Nosaj Bieg is a lifelong observer of the spaces between working-class reality and executive ambition. De Nosaj Bieg writes from experience — stories lived, felt, and remembered through years of change. His music weaves together Blues, Rockabilly, Swing, Jazz, Soul, Folk, Country, and Americana, capturing both the weight of the past and the possibilities ahead. His albums One Left in Me, From Behind 12 Bars, and the upcoming release of USA at 250: Dick-Tater Gifts, Part 1 and Red, White and Blues: USA at 250, Part 2, along with the single Screaming in the Cold, stand as testaments to rediscovery — proof that creativity never dies; it simply waits for its revival. Slow down. Listen closely. If words matter, there's a lot for you here. The rhythm of the world — and of hope — is still alive — one word at a time!

Updated Nov 1, 2026, 6:09 PM
First discovered Aug 12, 2026, 1:20 PM