About Dom Duff
Dominique Le Duff (born 20 August 1960) is a Breton singer-songwriter. == Early life == Le Duff was born in Plouescat in the Finistère department of Brittany in north-western France. Dom Duff was raised on his parents coastal farm and learned both French and breton language. In 1974 he started learning guitar, then joined various local bands for fifteen years. After horticultural studies he worked as a teacher, in garden centers, and as technician for vegetable seeds companies. == Music career == In 1995 he started to be a full-time musician and teamed up with friends to start the Breton music band Diwall. They toured a lot Europe and released two albums: "Dansal ha Nijal" (Dancing and Flying 1997) and "Setu ar Vuhez" (That's life 1999). In 1999 he established himself as a solo act. His songwriting is mostly in Breton and 2003 was the release of his first album "Straed an Amann"(Butter street), nominated for 2003 best Breton album. He is collaborating with artists such as Alan Stivell for the album Emerald, and joined him for the magical breton night Yaouank in Rennes on 11/19/2009.
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