Trinidad & Tobago
Bio - Bunji Garlin
The
Caribbean’s most adroit lyricist of the day, Bunji
Garlin, is poised to make an explosive impact on the
global music arena. Add to his phenomenal lyrical
abilities Bunji’s astonishing vocal flair and you
have an unstoppable force that renders audiences
mesmerized from his opening lines.
Hailed as a voice calling out in the wilderness on
behalf of the common man, Bunji is one of the few
artistes that have successfully bridged the
generation gap as well as broken through the social
strata, creating songs that explore and address a
myriad of issues including crime, discrimination,
prejudice, poverty, sexual deviation and political
pandering. Of course Bunji also explores the lighter
side of living through his songs created just for
dancing and romancing the ladies. His unique lyrical
escapades into the realm of romance and sexuality
earned him the moniker, Bunji Garlin the girls dem
Darlin’ and at the same turn he was dubbed the
Fireman because of his claim that he has come to
burn all evil with his scorching lyrics. Bunji lives
in the hope that his songs will touch hearts and
change lives around the universe, playing his role
in bringing all of mankind to appreciate Soca and
Ragga Soca.
His new album released through VP Records, ‘Global,’
is another step towards achieving those goals as
Garlin has stepped up to a higher level musically.
The anticipated album features Bunji’s signature
blend of dancehall, soca, and reggae. Highlights
include stand-out track “Brrrt” on the Bobby
Konder’s March Out riddim, collaborations with the
legendary Freddie McGregor on “One Family” and hip
hop artist Chris Black on “Swing It.”
As far as Bunji Garlin is concerned, he has thus far
only brushed the surface of what he has set out to
achieve musically. His desire is to see the soca
music of Trinidad and Tobago gain respect on a
universal level, taking its place as the most
powerful and infectious genre. VP Records will
provide this platform of world -wide distribution on
his upcoming album ‘Global.’ It is another step
towards achieving those goals as Garlin has stepped
up to a higher level musically.
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