Buddah Abusah

Elijah Grant, known as Buddah Abusah, is a rapper, songwriter and producer. Viewed by the masses as The Modern Day Hippie, Buddah delivers a style that represents all people who believe in peace, love and equality. Spreading the Hippie Gang movement throughout the north, Buddah is now on course to making it a worldwide phenomenon. - backdoorhiphop

Elijah Grant, known as Buddah Abusah, is a rapper, songwriter, producer and audio engineer born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He is often viewed by the masses, as The Modern Day Hippie. Buddah delivers a style that represents all people who believe in peace, love and equality. Buddah focuses on giving his fans and general audience a unique perspective of a modern day hippie's point of view on life through his music.
Style of Music: Conscience Rapper, Hippie Vibes
Website: http://buddahabusah.com
Independent Artist

Check out ''Surfin' Surf'' by Buddah Abusah:





Artist: Buddah Abusah
Song Title: Surfin' Surf
Producer: Yung Buddah
Shot By: Push Media
Directed & Edited By: Kennessy of Push Media

Social Media Handles:
- Soundcloud.com/buddahabusah
- Twitter, Facebook, & Tumblr @buddahabusah
- IG: thabuddahabusah - Thisis50

Elijah Grant, known as Buddah Abusah, is a rapper, songwriter, producer and audio engineer born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He is often viewed by the masses, as The Modern Day Hippie. Buddah delivers a style that represents all people who believe in peace, love and equality. Buddah focuses on giving his fans and general audience a unique perspective of a modern day hippie's point of view on life through his music.

Style of Music: Conscience Rapper, Hippie Vibes

Website: www.buddahabusah.com

Please see the apple and spotify link of "Buddah's EP":

Apple Link: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1240015964?ls=1&app=itunes

Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/album/2nmSO2jqQ4NkZ5uzUCKFxj

Check out ''Paper Boy'' by Buddah Abusah: - ThisIs50

Rising new Canadian artist Buddah Abusah comes out swinging with his self titled EP “Buddahs EP”. The trippy landscape sets a mellow high vibrational tempo that Bussah Abusah rides effortlessly. The album begins with “Green grass” where the artist shows off his wordplay and sarcasm, the concept of the song is moving to new levels. “You need a shrine I need a shrink, if I ever cross your mind then don’t blink” the lyricism shows his heightened thought process. “Too Much” comes right in with a true hippy vibe, the production creates a smooth waterfall sound wave perfect for reflection and meditation. The hook falls right into the tempo of the beat where the listener repeats the words because of the repetitive formation of the song alignment. Buddah exhibits HIP HOP at it’s finest by being himself and creating an original unique sound.

“My Show” continues the album’s groove but this time an uptempo commercial vibe fine tuning the sound into a fuller experience. The main attribute of the song is creating a movie with the scenes of life, Buddah Abusah fashions an environment where the only option is to strive. The lucid sound also reminds me of old school and new school mixtures of Gang Starr and Kendrick Lamar. Next as the compilation continues “Slow a Hippy Down” my personal favorite on the EP because of its raw lyricism and street vibe. The visual created in the mind was abstract and free-flowing, you can hear the substance spill like water after a flood, the smooth wordplay made it out to be a fluid ride.
“Paper Boy” featuring TU was another track that demands attention. Buddah Abusah shows the channeling of Danny Brown into another mind-altering sound scape that has elements of south influences mixed with midwest vibes. The point in HIP HOP is to relay feeling and expression and Buddah Abusah accomplished just that. “HomeTown Hero” is relatable to all who journeyed out to make their dream happen, the young artist expresses how sometimes the city can’t thrive together in unity and the best option is to leave in order to create a better path. This entire Ep has a powerful side to it that can be innovative when united with the right visuals. The album concludes with the smooth epic vibes of “Escarpment” Buddah Abusah saved the best for last as the sample amplifies the Canadian artist’s wordplay. This album is recommended to HIPHOP enthusiast through our network. Follow Buddah Abusah for new music and updates.

Highlight: Voice & Lyricism

Rating: 8.0 - CTHREE

Hailing from Ontario, Canada. Elijah Grant better known as Buddah Abusah has dropped his self titled Ep. Buddah Abusah on iTunes . Which is available now. His hippie style of rap promotes peace, love & equality while giving the listener a ,mellow eclectic vibe. His first track "Green Grass " sets the tone of the Ep and leaves the listener curious for more. The second track "Too Much" is one that you can blaze up a fat joint to & just zone out. " My Show" is the next track and it has a nice bounce to it that you can groove to. It will have you bobbing your head for sure. Our favorite track is Paper Boy. It gives you that old school Outkast feel with a twist of down south trap music.

We don't want to give away too much , but Buddah does a excellent job of showing off his variation of style on track #7 Escarpment. You won't be disappointed . This Ep. Is definitely a must have for music lovers. Download it now by clicking the link above.

This summer Buddah will be on a North American promo Tour . To check dates & locations or to stay updated on new music please visit Buddahabusah.com - Hip Hop Swagga

Canadian indie Hip Hop artist Buddah Abusah is back with his new video titled “Green Grass”. - indiehiphop

Indie Hip Hop artist from Hamilton, Canada Buddah Abusah releases his latest video titled “Escarpment” off his new Buddah’s EP.

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Buddah Abusah

is a rapper, songwriter and producer born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He is often viewed by the masses, as “The Modern Day Hippie”. Buddah delivers a style that represents all people who believe in peace, love and equality. Being a recording artist since 2008 he always persists to elevate himself through continual self-teaching. He continues to hone his craft and master all aspects of being an artist.

Buddah focuses on giving the world a unique perspective of a modern day hippie’s point of view on life through his music. His stage presence is a one of a kind appearance with creative fun vibed lyrics that sets him apart from all artists. He is consistent at showcasing the modern day hippie lifestyle to the masses, providing them with the sound of peace, love and equality.
Additionally, from 2010 to 2015, Buddah was the recording engineer for past Hamilton group called Bosquiat Clique (Bo$ Clique). Being part of a group helped Buddah develop his skill set, making him more diverse as an artist and helped him create a new wave. Growing immensely as an individually, in 2015 Buddah decided to take his leave from the collective to pursue his own endeavours, coining the new name ‘Buddah Abusah’.

With a new mindset and view on life, Buddah reaches out to his fans worldwide providing them with new distinct vibes, a sound that no other artist is associated with. Buddah is poised to put the city of Hamilton on the map. He provides the world with a new sound of Canadian hiphop. Buddah is letting people know all the troubles in the world can disappear by spending peace and tranquility. Call it “Buddah Vibes!

buddahabusah.com - indiehiphop

Hamilton, ON – Fresh off the release of Buddah’s EP, Hamilton artist Buddah Abusah (formerly of the now disbanded Bo$ Clique crew) recently released a brand new video for his track “Green Grass.”

Produced by Donato Beats, “Green Grass” is a good vibes summer song about maturing, growing, reprioritizing, and recognizing your own potential. Buddah is entering a new phase of life with a huge focus on his family. And with the addition of his daughter into his world, he’s starting to see the world around him much clearer.

The video maintains a simple aesthetic as a nod to the importance of simple happiness. It doesn’t actually take much to achieve happiness, despite the complexity of society and how we’re led to believe happiness is achieved. Buddah’s got it figured out, though. And this is what he’s preaching. Check the Push Media directed video below, and scope our in-depth interview with Buddah after the jump.

Q&A: Buddah Abusah
HipHopCanada: Start off by telling me what this track means to you on a personal level.

Buddah Abusah: Well I feel I have grown. I know when I have taken another or higher step in life, I feel in it. I feel wiser, stronger, more observant, understanding and more attentive. That is what this vibe is. It’s about being able to find a way to make your yellow patch of grass green again. Understanding and realizing my focuses and what’s important in my world only. Believe in myself – for real, for real – and take the next step I see myself taking.

HipHopCanada: I feel like the idea of “Green Grass” represents a shift for you, and a new beginning … they say the grass is greener on the other side, and you’re on the green grass now. Talk to me about how you got there.

Buddah Abusah: Getting there… I still feel like I’m trying to get “there.” But that’s all through life. Life is crazy. The amount of shit an individual goes through no matter what their experience is, is something I personally will never take lightly or for granted… nor should anyone else. My life experience made me who I am; to understand on taking the right path that can benefit me and those I care and love for. To be honest this wasn’t like a two-month ago thing and then… “Hey! I’m on some green crazy, n**ga! I’m straight!” Naw. Like this is years of ups and downs like anyone else, and really understanding what God is putting in front of me. Where I am now I truly feel I am 100 % ready to take that scary step most are afraid of. Stepping out of that comfort zone and letting people know like, “Yo, I got dope hippie vibes, I can rap too!” type sh*t. I really do feel I have stepped it up and music-wise I have something no one else in my city does. Took a while to get here and so much more God gave me to do in my life.

HipHopCanada: What does the “Green Grass” look like for you? What are the things in your life right now that you are hopeful and optimistic about?

Buddah Abusah: Great questions! Well “Green Grass” isn’t necessarily a visual thing, but an emotional thing. A feeling. Like in the hook I mention, “New trip/ New car moves fast” and “New chick/ Nice tits/ Bubbled ass!” Yes, you can obviously visualize it. But why I’m saying it is that fresh feeling you get. I have been getting anxiety lately. Sometimes it has me tripping to be real. But it’s all because of how I crave the feeling I desire and want so bad. Not for materialistic things… but what I am soul searching for. So that’s MY “Green Grass”. I wonder if others would think of it that way..? I’m hopeful for my new family and my path in music. My daughter gave me something I didn’t even know that was in me, and now she got me rapping my ass off. Made me realize that maybe I have something more than what I thought. Maybe I have potential to do something serious and fun with my life; be able to give all to her and those around me. Like don’t get me wrong… I always believed in myself. But… like… until you have a kid of your own, you wouldn’t understand what I mean exactly. But my daughter and my lady have me on some next sh*t now and they give me hope. Shout out my f**kng hippies Empire MGMT, Push Media and Zeek! A.P.E gangin’ all day!

HipHopCanada: What are some of the new beginnings you are entering?

Buddah Abusah: New beginnings for me is becoming a solidified artist in Canada, but with a world-wide sound. I understand me more and more, and believing in myself more and more, day by day. And this on its own is new for me. My management team and I are putting in work. See… a lot of people say they believe in me and they support but I don’t see their asses at one single show or post one single song unless I DM them to. But now being on some new hippie vibes people really messing with, it’s new for me for people to really just fall into low-key. One homie pulled that sh*t on me and I haven’t seen him in years! Didn’t think he gave a damn?!?

HipHopCanada: What was your vision for this video, and what is the significance of the locations you shot this at?

Buddah Abusah: To be honest, my homie Ken of Push Media is the genius behind this video. Last day in the studio finishing off this record and the rest of the EP [and] he already had ideas for it and spots. I’m the type of dude that when I work with you, I believe in your craft and let you create your way. I don’t dictate but will critique when needed. Shot in the city on west side and downtown Hamilton and in Toronto were I record in Liberty Village. The Toronto scene is big for me because that’s where things in my music career started to change.

HipHopCanada: Visually, this video is very simple. And I like how that mirrors this idea of “Green Grass” and how happiness is such a simple concept.

Buddah Abusah: My music and visuals are representing who I am, as well. I am a simple person yet complex. My music – I feel – is easy to understand but is rich with substance and deeper meanings at times. I classify myself as the “modern day hippie”, which you’ll learn and grow with as time goes. Stepping to a new beginning is simple but doesn’t mean it’s going to easy. That shit is called life, my hippie! Happiness is simple, but how society and the system is ran makes us believe it’s hard to achieve in simple ways. I know my life will be one hell of a journey but happiness comes first.

HipHopCanada: What’s it been like for you since Bos Clique disbanded? Working on music as a solo artist is much different from working on music as a crew.

Buddah Abusah: I’ve been solo before so this is nothing new. I’ve been in a collective before as well, so that was nothing new either. Though I was the one to leave and pursue on my own, I think it was the best decision I’ve made musically. Working with a group is great and full of fun times, because you have others involved in it with you. But the type of person I am, personally I can’t work with people really like that. I like being in control 100% of my music… unless a feature. But f**k it… even then. Consistently having to get approval was annoying as shit, to be real with you. Plus other reasons that are not necessary to mention as well. Working solo I love because I’m as creative and as open as I want to be, and can express how I want to. I’m that type of artist. I have my own lane, my own sound; I have my own vision. - Sarah Jay

Buddah Abusah, is a Canadian born emcee who has a love for Hip Hop like no other. Buddah has been gaining attention in the Canadian market for the past year and is now taking the leap of faith as he taps in the U.S.market upon releasing his upcoming EP titled “Buddah’s EP”, which is set to drop May 24th!

Check out the new exclusive vlog which was directed by Push Media premiered last night on Buddah’s official fan page. Watch as Abusah spends the day inside The Post Office, an amazing recording studio located in Toronto. - Get Your Buzz Up

First it was Drake, then it was Tory… And now there’s Buddah Abusah!

Buddah, an hip-hop artist who hails from Ontario, Canada is setting himself up to make some serious noise in the hip hop game with the release of his upcoming EP. This is one artist who I truly feel could play a major part in the hip hop industry. He’s has the sound, energy and delivery that most artist don’t display these days, not to mention he also has stage present.

Recently signed to Empire MGMT, a management firm based in Canada. Buddah Abusah is definitely on the verge of bringing the hippy culture to hip-hop and that could bring people from all over the world together. This would be a great thing for Buddah as he builds a cult like following with intensions to win to over hip-hop listeners in the U.S. market!

Check out Buddah’s official vlog as he prepares to release his upcoming EP titled “Buddah’s EP” which is set to drop on all digital platforms 5/24/17.

Make sure you LIKE/FOLLOW his official fan page to stay tuned in, please feel free to share this video! - Tommy Brooks - Hip Hop All Around

A quick spotlight on a blog looking at the Canadian hip-hop artist Buddah. In one of his most recent works, it portrayed pure originality and energy as he expresses his daily struggle of trying to support his loved ones financially while balancing his creative side.

His work “Tryna eat”, is a window into his daily life, the constant struggle of trying to survive, in which we can all relate.

So, recently He started a project which he labels “Buddah Vibes”.The project to get all the hippies worldwide to top on a new wave, their wave, our wave. Buddah vibes will be a continuous mixtape for fun, exciting, new sounding hippie vibes for the world.

Buddah Vibes is spreading peace and love worldwide consistently, plus He hopes to give people a more versatile sound. I love music that represents being free and positive. Buddah concludes

On his current progress, he already has 4 music out now on his YouTube channel and that is where you can find the Buddah vibes project vol. 1.

And right after the project, we hope on talking about an already mentioned tour by the artist.
He plans on starting off small before making his way to a large audience.

I feel like most artists want to jump right into the fire but I want the experience of growth. That’s what the hippie vibes/ Buddah vibes are all about. Buddah says - sunny Lagos - Top Afric Music Video

Canadian hip-hop artist Buddah featuring on TMV episode 7 countdown show is one among artist trying to create a name for himself. In one of his recent works, he talks about pure originality and energy as he expresses his daily struggle of trying to support his loved ones financially while balancing his creative side.

His work “Tryna eat”, gives an insight into his everyday life, the constant struggle, trying to survive and to overcome the Stress

watch the video below

Buddah Vibes is spreading peace and love worldwide consistently and also He hopes to give people a more versatile sound. I love music that represents being free and positive.Buddah concludes

Currently, he already has 4 music out now on his YouTube channel and that is where you can find the Buddah vibes project vol. 1.Connect with Buddah on his social media platform - Nwogu Henry

Elijah Grant, known as Buddah Abusah, is a rapper, songwriter, producer and audio engineer born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He is ten viewed by the masses, as The Modern Day Hippie. Buddah delivers a style that represents all people who believe in peace, love and equality. Buddah focuses on giving his fans and general audience a unique perspective a modern day hippie's point view on life through his music.
Style Music: Conscience Rapper, Hippie Vibes
Website: http://buddahabusah.com
Independent Artist

Check out ''Surfin' Surf'' by Buddah Abusah:

Artist: Buddah Abusah
Song Title: Surfin' Surf
Producer: Yung Buddah
Shot By: Push Media
Directed & Edited By: Kennessy Push Media

Social Media Handles:
- Soundcloud.com/buddahabusah
- Twitter, Facebook, & Tumblr @buddahabusah
- IG: thabuddahabusah - DJMENTRY

Artist: Buddah Abusah
Song Title: Surfin' Surf
Producer: Yung Buddah
Shot By: Push Media
Directed & Edited By: Kennessy of Push Media

www.buddahabusah.com
soundcloud.com/buddahabusah

twitter, facebook, tumblr: @buddahabusah
ig. thabuddahabusah - Tony G

Happy Monday, or should I say happy #MusicMonday?!

This past week, I caught up with Hamilton rapper Buddah Abusah ahead of the release of his single "Surfin' Surf". Check out our Q&A below:

What is the inspiration behind your single?
The inspiration of Surfin’ Surf is fun. I wanted to make something that I could play and really vibe to. It ended coming out perfectly because the more I got into the song the more I wanted people around me to really mess with the vibe.

How would you define success?
Success is a combination of within and were you want to be in life. Success is just another word for self-wealth to me, not about financial status. If you’re striving and doing what you love, how can you not be successful? It's inevitable for the universe to put you in the path of success to get you where you want to be because that is what is on your constant mind. You can’t be success doing what you don’t like. You may go high up in the company but if you’re not happy, you will never feel true success from within.

If you want success (not financially - that will come) do what you love.

Do you have a system that you use to achieve your goals?
The system is time. Be humble. Spread peace. Spread love.

The "Surfin' Surf" video will be out later this week, but in the meantime be sure to check out Buddah on Facebook and Instagram. - Saverina Scozzari