LeJuh

From LGC to a solo career, through the New Bouyon Wave

Before the new wave of Bouyon Gwada, Le Juh was in LGC. That is where he first gets noticed, on "Fès ka pété" in 2022, the track that makes his name a first time. The turn comes when he releases his first track with the New Bouyon Wave: at that moment he leaves LGC to launch his solo career. 1T1's One Riddim projects give him the frame, those projects where several voices take turns on one instrumental, alongside Theomaa and Nils, and Le Juh lays his down, before putting out his own tracks in 2023: "Trampoline" solo, then "Piney" with Theomaa.

The NBW network and the 1T1 tandem

From 2023, Le Juh's voice becomes one of the most requested of the wave. "Volé'y" with Lucky lukee and Nils, "Leave Me Alone" with 1T1, Dinho, Theomaa and Binksdrick, then "Pran On Pyé" with 1T1, Qwann and YSN: he chains releases where the eight voices cross. The tandem with 1T1 settles in, "Bay Li" first among them, and Le Juh finds his place, the voice holding the main hook, the one the others come to lean on. Not the voice chasing the isolated solo: the one the collective organises itself around.

"AIR FORCE 1", the 2025 viral tipping point

The real mainstream shift is "AIR FORCE 1", in February 2025. A trap-bouyon track that takes off on TikTok, carried by a choreography picked up across the Caribbean, the kind of single that moves an artist from the scene's inner circle to the general public. It is the release that installs Le Juh as a name able to carry a track solo, not only on features. In 2026 he keeps a steady pace. "Move" with YSN, Aknose, Theomaa, 1T1 and Qwann, "Good" with YSN, without letting go of what has been his mark since the first One Riddims: the voice you call to hold the take. To place Le Juh across the whole wave, the guide Bouyon Guadeloupe: the gwada artists to know gathers the entire scene.