Dence Unwired

Japan based independent singer-songwriter.

Dence started writing original songs when he was 13 years old. He learned how to play basic guitar through his cousin and got his basic drum lesson on a Baptist church by self-study. He became the drummer and back-up vocalist of the bands, Seven Days To See, The Nation (former Bag'iw Band), and Overload (with soul artist, Julianne Tarroja) when he was in Baguio, during college years.

Dence Unwired is a character created in 2011 by Dence Sadim as his outlet of his original composition. For the past years, he tried doing rough demos of his songs and upload those crafts on his Youtube Channel. Until February 2020, an indie label offered a hand to help him to produce a studio quality song. May of the same year, he finally released his first single, “Lab Istori”, under Beatbucks Records. September 11, 2020, he released his second single, “Mamaya” with the help of the creator of Kim Chiu’s song, “The Classroom Song”, DJ Squammy (Henry Alburo) of Polysonic Recording Studio as his arranger. Year 2021, he released another two original crafts entitled, “Sorry Na” and a collaboration song with Christopher Sagsagat, "Not Enough", still under the same indie label. His latest single, "Shine" came out as a joint project with King Jangad. He still have bunch of songs to be released independently this year.