Jiggy Djé

Jiggy Djé, born Vincent Patty on January 26, 1981, in Amersfoort, Netherlands, is a renowned Dutch rapper and record label director. He began his career in rap around 1997, initially as a member of the group D.A.C. (de Amersfoortse Coöperatie), releasing two albums with them: 'diDACtici' (2002) and 'Professioneel Chillen' (2005) . In 2006, Jiggy Djé released his debut solo album, 'Noah's Ark', which was highly acclaimed and even placed on the list of best Dutch hip-hop albums of all time by Magazine Nieuwe Revu . He founded the record label Noah's Ark in 2006, which has signed notable artists like Murda, Hef, and Kraantje Pappie . Jiggy Djé is also known for his involvement in the rap groups Kohfie Konnect and Great Minds, the latter of which achieved significant success with their 2013 album, reaching the number two spot on the charts .

Jiggy Djé continues to be active in the Dutch music scene, contributing not only through his music but also by hosting a radio show on FunX and teaching at the Herman Brood Academie in Utrecht . His credits include multiple solo albums and collaborations, including 'De Ark De Triomf' . He is also recognized for his sharp punchlines, earning him the nickname "Keyser Punchline" . Over the years, Jiggy Djé has become a pivotal figure in Dutch hip-hop, both as a performer and a label owner.