EPISODE · Oct 2, 2020 · 1H 20M

Bugle

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Recording artiste and songwriter Bugle easily stands out in the very crowded dancehall fraternity. With timeless lyrics and songs that play on the emotions of listeners, Bugle’s catalogue isn’t one that can be easily dismissed. One of the frontrunners of the DASECA Production label, Bugle’s soulful voice has been on fixture on the airwaves since 2007. Born Roy Thompson, he was introduced to music from an early age by his now deceased brother. However it was in 2000 that would begin his professional journey when he met international dancehall artiste Elephant Man where he would later pen a number of hits for the self styled Energy God

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His love for dancehall and reggae music began from an early age, while he was going to primary school. Dancehall artiste BUGLE He did not got his break until 2000 when he met with fellow dancehall artiste O'Neil Bryan popular known as Elephant man. This led to him started writing songs for Elephant man.

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