Collie Buddz

Blessed in New Orleans but raised in Bermuda, dancehall vocalist Collie Buddz was entranced with the urban music of his isle home. He preferred dancehall probably the most, but soca and hip-hop had been important too, which exploded out the audio speakers of his DJ sibling. His sibling was also involved with recording Collie’s demonstration track, “Arrive Around,” an infectious melody that blew up in European countries and topped the graphs within the U.K. before it found Jamaica. Because the weed anthem was climbing the JA graphs completely up to number 1, rapper Busta Rhymes trim his very own, unauthorized remix, which elevated the track’s existence on metropolitan American radio. Visitor vocals on the remix of Beyoncé’s “Band the Security alarm” started his relationship using the Sony label, while starting up with Lil’ Turn for the rapper’s I WANT Mine album held dispersing the Collie Buddz name for the roads. Everything was set up as his second solitary, “Mamacita,” and his self-titled debut recording had been both released by Sony in the summertime of 2007. In 2011 he came back with the download free EP Playback. In 2014 he released the singles “Light It Up” plus “Last night” with Riff Raff and Snoop Dogg, as the launch of “Prescription” adopted in 2015.