Rising from the vibrant streets of New York, Brown_budda is set to make his mark on the hip-hop scene with the release of his latest single ‘big buddha’. Known for his unique blend of hip-hop, jazz, and funk soundscapes, Brown_budda’s latest offering perfectly captures his essence and vibe as an artist.
Brown_buddha, a visionary musician and artist intricately weaves together cultural influences and contemporary creativity to craft a distinctive narrative across multiple mediums. Rooted in a diverse upbringing and fueled by a deep-seated passion for both music and visual art. Reflecting his urban background and Caribbean roots, his works are characterised by a dynamic blend of rhythms, thought-provoking lyrics, and evocative melodies. With his music, he delves into identity, social justice, and human connection, providing listeners with an engrossing window into his introspective thoughts and the intricacies of modern life. Acknowledged for his skill in fusing modern soundscapes with traditional narrative, he keeps expanding the realm of musical expression.
Since bursting into the music scene, Brown_budda has been hard at work crafting new material that fully embodies his musical vision. He brings a new vibe to hip-hop music with his raw, gritty, yet pleasing hip-hop sound that takes you on a wave of instruments and tells a story. His sound is dynamic and innovative as his artistic journey is a testament to his ability to transcend genres and defy conventional artistic boundaries. As a rapper and producer, he isn’t afraid to use alternative music methods to convey the stories he wants to share with his fans.
Over the last several years, Brown_budda has been perfecting his technique. He draws influence from relationships and personal experiences to produce music that blends flow and light, illustrating melodies with ferocious undertones. His lyricism is an effective technique because it conjures up vivid images in the minds of listeners, allowing them to identify with his narrative. With his distinctive sound and talent for storytelling, Brown_budda is making a name for himself in the music industry.
‘big budda’ evokes comparisons to Kayne West with its flavourful vocals and epic production. Brown_brown initially set out to create a drum and bass track before randomly tapping out some trap drums and thought it might sound better over the pad. Then, after hearing ‘Mercy’ by Kayne West while out for a walk, he comments, “I heard “white girls politician, that’s that Sarah Palin” and he thought “what if I changed it to Mary Jane” and then the rest of the lyrics just flew out my mouth”.
‘big buddha’ feels like a modernised trap and hip-hop offering that resonates with listeners with its dark and aggressive exploration over a gritty production. His ability to blend different genres and deliver introspective, yet hard-hitting tracks, marks him as a unique and compelling voice in the rap scene.
Brown_buddha is devoted to using his artistic abilities to celebrate the universal language of creation, foster understanding, and cross barriers as he develops as a musician and artist. His voyage reaffirms his position as a visionary artist and an advocate for good change in the world by illuminating the transforming potential of creative expression in establishing relationships and building bridges across communities.
In addition to his artistic endeavours, Brown Buddha regularly participates in community outreach and campaigning. He collaborates with neighbourhood organisations to support arts education projects and mentors young artists from disadvantaged backgrounds. He utilises his platform to highlight marginalised voices and promote social change.
As Brown_budda continues to make his mark on the music scene, ‘big buddha’ serves as a testament to his talent and potential. With much more in store for this exciting artist, it’s clear that Brown_budda is gearing up for more fascinating music releases on his journey to musical stardom.
On the release, Brown_buddha shares, “‘big buddha’ is my stamp on the world of hip-hop. It shows that I’ve arrived as an artist and I demand respect now”.
