Bugle, one of reggae and dancehall's most prolific singer/songwriter is musically a much happier man today. This, because the unveiling of 2019 not only denotes a new beginning but also bring good tidings for the multihyphenated crooner, who is featured on the Grammy-nominated album 'As The World Turns', courtesy of eight times Grammy-nominated and award-winning group Black Uhuru.
The twelve-track miscellany sees Bugle lending both his vocals and writing skills on 'Jah Guide (Track No.7), a composition alluding to being fearless in the face of adversity and nefarious people.
"Between work on my foundation, family and professional career I have been very busy and out of sync on the music scene. It's only since the start of the new year a member of my team told me that the album had been nominated for a Grammy. I am very pleased to hear and want to say thank you to the iconic group Black Uhuru for the opportunity to work with them on this project."
A seemingly upbeat Bugle says he is very optimistic the reggae group can take home the win which would make it their second since nabbing the coveted silverware in 1984 for 'Best Reggae Recording' at the 27th staging (Shrine Auditorium) in Los Angeles, California.
The 61st Annual Grammy Award will be held on February 10, 2019, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Locally, Bugle has been enjoying premium rotation on the airwaves and social scene with his latest release titled 'World Party' featuring famed disc jock Razz Attack.
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