Reggae Legend 'BUSHMAN'

Join us as we celebrate our 100th Episode. Alonzo takes a moment to thank the incredible guests who have shared their stories, experiences, and journeys on the platform, along with the loyal listeners and supporters who continue to tune in from around the world. A special thank-you goes to the podcast’s growing international audience, including new listeners and followers across the United Kingdom, Central America, and Africa. Your continued support has helped the AlonzoBash Podcast grow beyond borders while remaining committed to authentic Caribbean stories, culture, music, and conversations. And what better way to celebrate Episode 100 than with Reggae Legend "Bushman" In this in-depth conversation, Bushman takes us back to his early years growing up in St. Thomas, Jamaica, raised by a Christian mother and Rastafarian father. He recalls his introduction to Jamaica’s legendary sound clash culture and the pivotal moment he met Clevie of Steely & Clevie, one of reggae and dancehall’s most influential production teams. That encounter would help change the course of his career and ultimately give him the stage name Bushman. Bushman also opens up about some deeply personal moments in his journey, including his emotional breakdown at Rebel Salute in 2019 and the incident that unfolded at Reggae Land in the United Kingdom. The reggae veteran breaks down the creative process behind some of his biggest records, like Call The Hearse, Fire Bun Ah Weak Heart , Grow your Natty, Nyah Man Chant, His Peter tosh tribute and more. Bushman reveals how he has drawn melodies and inspiration from different musical genres. He also discusses his longtime love for country music and his exciting new project, “Reggae in Nashville,” bringing two musical worlds together through his distinctive reggae sound. From St. Thomas to Black Star line sound system , Steely & Clevie, King Jammy, Rebel Salute, Reggae Land, country music, Trini food, career highs, personal struggles, and musical legacy, and fresh from his UK tour, this special 100th episode is a powerful conversation with one of reggae music’s most distinctive voices. www.AlonzoBash.com @original_bushman