Dvtn

Dvtn (formally known as Devotion) have honed their craft up and down the country; From the humble beginnings of playing at local venues such as Starbucks and Costa Coffee, to larger venues such as the Peckham Theatre and the Albany Theatre, to the iconic heady heights of the Hackney Empire, and to place another feather in their cap, Dvtn were one of the first artists to perform in the House of Commons alongside the enigmatic Jermain Jackman (Winner of BBC’s Voice 2014).

In 2013, Dvtn released their debut EP Miracle of Hope (2013). Miracle of Hope is a beautiful blend of kaleidoscopic sounds that have been translated into an EP comprising of 9 authentic masterpieces covering the R’n’B, Hip-Hop, Indie and Soul genres, whereby the compelled listener embarks on an epic journey of satin vocals through to musical Nirvana. In the same year Dvtn also sold out their very first headline show at the Pipeline in Shoreditch, London.

The dynamic and energetic duo of Dvtn hailing from the multicultural streets of South East London are a seasoned Soul and R&B group. Comprised of a talented brother and sister act; Daniel and Peace Oluwatobi have grown from virtual unknowns to a recognised local and national act, plying their trade and honing their skills performing across the country, as well as internationally since the tender age of 9 and 12 respectively.