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Collie Buddz - Finally

Born in New Orleans, raised on the isle of Bermuda Colin Harper is not an easy youth to pin down geographically. His musical alter ego Collie Buddz however, is one of the most firmly grounded voices you may ever encounter. Incorporating influences from hip-hop to soca, Collie-s music nevertheless has a rock-solid foundation in reggae.

Peppa Pot chats with Collie Buddz about his new found success, recent remix with Beyonce, the dancehall / reggae scene in Bermuda, and his debut album.

Peppa Pot: You recently did the remix of "Ring The Alarm" with Beyonce. How did that link up come about?

Collie Buddz: The link came through Sony. They sent me the remix and asked me if I would be interested and of course I jumped at the opportunity. They basically sent me the tune, I spit my thing over it and they sent it back to the producers, some youths named The Transformers from Big Yard Studios did the riddim. When I did the tune and sent it back to them they sent it to Beyonce and out of a few other remixes she picked mine so that was a big thing for me.

Peppa Pot: Alright now, your background is very unique, born in New Orleans and raised in Bermuda. Tell us about the reggae scene in Bermuda.

Collie Buddz: The reggae scene in Bermuda is pretty similar to Jamaica, you know we have dance every night. Pretty much reggae and hip hop run the island, a little soca here and there but mainly dancehall and hip hop. Everybody have a sound there, construction workers, taxi drivers, bartenders. I have never been to a place where they have so many sounds. The reggae scene is just huge in Bermuda.

Peppa Pot: I heard that you used to work with your brother on his sound system, what was the name of his sound system?

Collie Buddz: It used to be Nuclear Weapon, which is one of Bermuda-s founding sounds. It has been around since about the early 80-s. It was run by Sneak Success which is basically the guy that got my brother and I into this whole music thing. But now my brother runs a new sound called Herbally Supreme.

Collie Buddz

Peppa Pot: How did you get the name Collie Buddz?

Collie Buddz: It is a childhood name. It came from Collin to Collie and as we entered the teen stage, the Buddz came into play [laughs], which is pretty self explanatory.

Peppa Pot: [laughs] I know your grew up on sound clashes. What is one of your favorite sound clashes?

Collie Buddz: It would have to be Kilamanjaro vs King Addies. Also I remember seeing Katarock vs Kilamanjaro in Bermy [Bermuda], that was good. But Kilamanjaro was my favorite sound. We used to go every week and get the latest Jaro tapes.

Peppa Pot: So Ricky Trooper was your selector.

Collie Buddz: Yeah Man, Ricky Trooper. Stand Guuaaard! [laughs]

Peppa Pot: While you were growing up in Bermuda, who were your basic influences in terms of the music?

Collie Buddz: Well Buju-s "Mr. Mention" is still one of my favorite albums. So definitely Buju, Bounty, Beenie. Barrington Levy, Garnett Silk, Tenor Saw same way also had a big influence on me.

Peppa Pot: From there you made a transition, went to school and became a producer. Did you work on any popular riddims?

Collie Buddz: Not really. It was all pretty much original stuff. When I came out of the school I just borrowed some of the gear and started racking up my own stuff. We set up shop in Bermuda first, there were a lot of local talent passing through doing dub plates and stuff like that so in my spare time I just tried to produce my own stuff. And that is basically where I came up with the demo to approach Sony with all original riddims and stuff.

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Peppa Pot: Speaking of that. Is it true that Interscope was also interested in signing you?

Collie Buddz: Interscope was interested in signing me. We had approached them before we approached Sony and they liked our stuff and said that they would get back to us. They did not get back to us so we kept the link with Sony and built a good relationship. So when it was announced that Sony wanted to sign us the label got all hype like "Oh we could have signed him reh reh reh" but it was already too late. Sony and I had already built a good relationship and I was not about to start over with a new label and everything.

Peppa Pot: As far as like I know you are one of the first Artistes to buss from Bermuda, have you been back since and what has been the reaction from the people?

Collie Buddz: Yeah [laughs]. I-m actually living there now. But in terms of the reaction; they are just loving it. I think that they are really proud of me. Just for the very fact that a Bermudian has made it in the music scene because we have so much talent down there but it is hard to get off the island and really make it to an international level. So I am just trying to do my best and put Bermuda on the map. It is crazy, having kids coming up and wanting autographs and stuff, it is definitely a trip.

Peppa Pot: With you being a producer, how do you think that it helps you as an Artiste?

Collie Buddz: It helps a lot with the creative process. I mean to date, every track on the album I recorded myself. I am there running from the booth to the board doing my own thing. It definitely helps with the creative process because I can get that sound that I really want knowing pro-tools and stuff. It is a big help.

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Peppa Pot: So the tune "Come Around" did you produce that?

Collie Buddz: No I did not. That was produced by Crown from Firehouse Music, New York. They produced it. It is actually a whole sample from Beres Hammond's "The Last War".

Peppa Pot: The video was shot at Passa Passa in JA. How was the vibe?

Collie Buddz: Passa Passa is crazy yow. Nice vibes man, it is always a crazy vibes down there. Swatch International, Maestro, it was crazy. I got there around 1 o-clock, it was dead out, but by 3 4 o-clock the place full. Ras Kassa directed the video, he was just running around getting shots, getting different angles, it was just a nice vibe. It is definitely one of the best experiences that I have had so far.

Peppa Pot: Down in Jamaica, did you get the opportunity to deejay at any shows?

Collie Buddz

Collie Buddz: Yeah, I actually did Champions in Action in August. That was probably the biggest show that I have ever done in terms of crowd in Jamaica. That is the real catch right there. If you go out and buss the crowd in Jamaica, you are good. I thought that I got a good response, a couple people stood up, couple girls there bubbling to the tune. I did not get bottled [laughs] so that is a good show for me!

Peppa Pot: Tell us about the debut album.

Collie Buddz: Yeah, May 22nd is the tentative date. I got some big producers on there. I got Black Chiney to do a couple tunes, Tony Kelly, Massive B, Firehouse, Steven McGregor, that youth is talented I tell you, I love the riddim that he produced.

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WildIndian ah seh:
Biggup Collie Buddz, you make Bermy real proud. Hope to see you on Rebel Salute, Sting, and nuff other big shows in Jamdown
Posted: Monday January 29th, 2007

baddadon ah seh:
collie budds , a just more love wellcome to the real world of music , just keep it real stay away from hard drugs , a di good ole high grade you fi burn , and know a who you a get it from , stay true to your self and the people and true harted fans who give you their ears, mi rate you , look around you and see whats is going on in todays world , your voice can be use do maybe stop someone from killing a next person, jah gide and just do what you do best (sing) bless and all the best for your future , baddadon--man from J.A.
Posted: Monday January 29th, 2007

budboys2005 ah seh:
big up bermy artist collie buddz....u did it! bermys proud of u !
Posted: Tuesday January 30th, 2007

daveshotta ah seh:
it say he a a bermudian has made it,di man born ah new orleans,hes a yankee,if yuh bawn usa yuh ah yankee,an if him so claim bermudian why he chattin like he from jamaica,jus anodda waanbee,teflon fi dem waanbees.sad,
Posted: Wednesday January 31st, 2007

daveshotta ah seh:
its nice hes trying jus like gentlemen and baddaflex,but wah dem know bout jamaica,jus shoot video an dats dat,mi bawn and raised and mi never leff yet,mi love sweet jamaica
Posted: Wednesday January 31st, 2007

wildindian ah seh:
Nuff respect to your belief daveshotta, are yu putting down collie Budz because he is white. If you are gonna diss reggae artists because they dont come from Jamdown you are small minded. Remember reggae music reflect the struggle of getto life. People all over the world have never been to Jamdown but have endorsed our music because it relates to their individual struggle in life. So PLEASE MY BROTHER DO NOT HATE. Accept the message!!
Posted: Wednesday January 31st, 2007

videos ah seh:
Your example proves real music comes from love. Love what you got. Almighty shall grant us true light for all who seeks the truth. JA shall may fight you but never forget Love conquors all. Love what you got. Bless Up
Posted: Friday February 2nd, 2007

zyona007 ah seh:
Raaaassss! never judge a book by the cover, i had no idea Collie was born in the U.S. or even white! a the first time mi a see him but mek mi tell u him baddddddddddd!!! Everytime the tune play inna dance the crowd mash up!! He brings roots back to the dancehall u can skank an ting...respect mi youth gwaan do u ting!!

one luv always!!
Posted: Saturday February 3rd, 2007

Kevie ah seh:
one thing fi seh......Collie Buddz gone clear.
Posted: Tuesday February 6th, 2007

sweetrab_gyal ah seh:
gotta big up colliee..hes doin big thingss..u know its a BIG tune that he be playnn..keep doin ur thingg colliee..n yeaa kinda weird-never knew the man was white..but he good still--no doubt, he just represent the white man dem
Posted: Wednesday February 7th, 2007

5starazzuri ah seh:
Dun Know Collie Buddz, you a the real big man. Yuh style Versatile zimmi so that ago tun yuh inna star. Gwaan do big tings links. Bless
Posted: Friday February 9th, 2007

The Nation ah seh:
Wait, alright, Come Around is obviously catchy, the song has a huge sound, but the video? This dude is fronting for the Garrison now? Cmon man, nice appropriation. That just shortchanges those who actually live there. Just cuz youve been to Passa Passa doesnt mean youre entitled to pretend youre from Tivoli or even Jamaica in general! I dont think youll find too many kids in Downtown Kingston who have had to opportunity to attend university to study sound engineering. Film your video in Bermuda- or the States, since THATS where youre from. Then again, maybe him and Dudus are down? Who knows? Also, say no to whiteboy patois. Not needed.
Posted: Thursday February 15th, 2007

bud_gyal_dnt_watch_no_face ah seh:
a yo one thing rite collie buddz a bud mon...n it aink up to u to decide where his video should b shot...or he shouldnt b puttin on accents tryna copy jamaicans...dat aink up 2 u 4 real let em do wa hes gotta do like!!...so wa if his white dat dnt mean shyt...u jus racis..look how reggaes made a huge impact on the world so it dnt matter the color of ya skin...ya got pure mixd breeds...ya got chiney,indian,white,black,italians,germans...n d list goes on so i dnt wanna hur alla dat dea us jus jealous cuz u aink where his at..if d tunes rite n its # 1 aroun d world then big up 2 dem!!...n anotha thing noticed he said he was born in new orleans n moved bermy wen he was a yout...obviously he has rights to claim bermy...hes a DAMN BERMUDIAN!...no doubt...so wa ya tryna say um nota bermudian cuz i warrent born thur das krazy i have as much rites as collie...looka how many ppl das migrated to bermy wen they was little n look at em now damn ryte tha claimin bermy...but ya collin keep ya head up...bud mon a bud mon...nuff respect..keep doin u dnt watch no face dem jus jealous...JEALOUS ONES STILL ENVY!!!!...bless up from ya chess up nah stress up!...*!~CHANTY~!**!~SEXYYELLA~!**!~DIPSETYELLA~!*...country a run tings!
Posted: Friday February 16th, 2007

Miss.Q ah seh:
Big up Collie Budz you put our lil Island Bermy on the map. although yard is my second home.
Posted: Friday February 16th, 2007

jamrock girl ah seh:
i LIKE him mi nevs tink seh one white bwoy caan mash up the song like dat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: Saturday February 24th, 2007

karli ah seh:
I like the song that collie buddz sing and we must appreciate that everyone loves and play reggae music,just abt. the only music I listen to,however I do agree with some of the comments that has been made.dont try to talk like a Jamaican cause Bermudians dont sound right immitating the lingo and going to the ghetto to flim your video,what? Bermuda was too expensive,or they wouldnt let you do that type of music in there country. Since Jamaica is free to do flims lets use the country and Its peopple,they wont care.Yes, we do care stop using the country to do all you all stuff and Im not just talking abt. music.Its amazing how people is allowed to come into Jamaica and do as they please,but for a Jamaican to come into Bermuda they catch HELL!!!! Keep doing your thing Collie the people will be proud of you,but you know how fast Berudians get bored with every thing,so you better keep it going or theyll be bored with you too.
Posted: Sunday February 25th, 2007

Daphne Brown ah seh:
Are you serious? This guy and his music is beyond horrible. 1) This is not original. Black men have been doing this for quite a long time now all he did was hijack their style. 2) This guy is just another Snow who knows how to pretend and speak faulty patois well enough to fool every one. Capleton, Elephant Man, Sizzla…the list goes on they never got this much attention and they have more than a decade in the dancehall/ reggae industry, with the background to match. This guy comes from Bermuda! This is just another white guy pretending to be something he is not. At least Eminem came out and didn’t try to emulate an entire culture of people he knew he could not relate to. Instead he created his own niche. Now white rappers and other artists trying to infiltrate the black music scene can look at him and see that they don’t have to put on a show and pretend to be something they are not. He is just another white person pulling a sheet over every ones eyes, pretending that he understands black culture, just like Robin Thicke, Vanilla Ice, and now this dude collie buddz. It sickens me that this is black planet and he is getting so much praise on here when it is clear that he’s doing this to exploit the black community. How blind can black people be!! If you want to give white artists credit give the credit to the ones who are true to themselves, the ones who invent their own style, the ones who don’t try to emulate black people just for the sake of sales.
Posted: Tuesday March 27th, 2007

Daphne Brown ah seh:
How you come from New Orleans, but now all of a sudden youre a rude boy oh please!!! Cant yall see this is a sham...he is a shame. Thats not genuine at all!
Posted: Tuesday March 27th, 2007

Daphne Brown ah seh:
Are you serious? This guy and his music is beyond horrible. 1) This is not original. Black men have been doing this for quite a long time now all he did was hijack their style. 2) This guy is just another Snow who knows how to pretend and speak faulty patois well enough to fool every one. Capleton, Elephant Man, Sizzla…the list goes on they never got this much attention and they have more than a decade in the dancehall/ reggae industry, with the background to match. This guy comes from Bermuda! This is just another white guy pretending to be something he is not. At least Eminem came out and didn’t try to emulate an entire culture of people he knew he could not relate to. Instead he created his own niche. Now white rappers and other artists trying to infiltrate the black music scene can look at him and see that they don’t have to put on a show and pretend to be something they are not. He is just another white person pulling a sheet over every ones eyes, pretending that he understands black culture, just like Robin Thicke, Vanilla Ice, and now this dude collie buddz. It sickens me that this is black planet and he is getting so much praise on here when it is clear that he’s doing this to exploit the black community. How blind can black people be!! If you want to give white artists credit give the credit to the ones who are true to themselves, the ones who invent their own style, the ones who don’t try to emulate black people just for the sake of sales.
Posted: Tuesday March 27th, 2007

sofine420 ah seh:
I aint from Jamaica or Bermuda, Im just a white girl from the USA. But I do wanna say do your thing collie dont listen to the haters.... I LOVE me a white man that can speak Jamaican..... Mmmmmmm..... But anyways do your thing and if you even need a girl :) Im always here just chillin doin my own thing..... I hear you got a myspace, so Im guna add you..... ~Love Always~ **Brittany**
Posted: Tuesday March 27th, 2007

drippz ah seh:
the man is singing the same music like any other reggae artist you people only hating
dis mon cuz his white
if he was black you people would say nun

collie keep doin wat u doin
Posted: Tuesday March 27th, 2007

sexyjoan ah seh:
am a reggae dancehall arist my self, and i just want to say music is music, why some people cant see that, it dont matter about race,music ie there from before we where ever barn, so why it matter if a guy is white or come from a place that to sing the song that they want.am a jamaican who is doing my thing in Canada and its the same kind of discrimination am getting in Canada and I was not barn in Canada,i came to canada just a few years and am flowing just as I would in jamaica, but just because I reside in canada the little fassy dem still discriminating. if i DO IT FROM Jamaica it would be a difrent situration, people fi stop di f---ery strate,it dont matter where u or doing it its just good music,c mi.
people can check mi out at www.myspace.com/fazeritehere
Posted: Wednesday March 28th, 2007

sexyjoan ah seh:
incase unue a wondda a mi girl name sexyjoan, a she sign in a di peppa pot ting, so dont get it twisted c mi.
Posted: Wednesday March 28th, 2007

Daphne Brown ah seh:
If he was black perpetrating like he was from the Islands speaking faulty patois, I still wouldn’t like his music. Point blank period.

It’s a shame that the “great white hope” comes around and every body forgets about the genuine artists who do the same thing he is tragically trying to emulate. Note: Sony has never invested so much in any other “True” reggae artist now all of a sudden they find a white dude who copies the culture very well and now they have another meal ticket.


***Thanks for confirming my conjecture that most black people are to naïve to see what’s really going on here. This is “Snow” reincarnate ya’ll can’t see that. No wonder black culture is lost we sell our culture for cheap by letting the fraudulent individuals infiltrate.


Hopeless….


…. By the way you don’t “speak Jamaican” fool. It’s called patois oaf.
Posted: Thursday May 10th, 2007

Daphne Brown ah seh:
You know what’s even more sickening…. you so-called black people don’t even know you’re being exploited.

How can you not see what’s going on, this is so obvious. He is a clear reminder of the past, an example of what record companies use to do in the past to persuade white audiences to buy “black music” by hiring bands and artists to sing and down right emulate black culture, but in a way that is appeasing to white people. Did you guys forget your history. Clearly that is still going on and not only are you guys falling for the gimmick. You’re actually trying to justify it…

Wow really tragic when black people no longer fight to preserve what is there’s.
Posted: Thursday May 10th, 2007

ladyshawty88 ah seh:
omg collin ur tha best that tune really hit the world by storm....bigg up bermy pple and lll jamaican ppl as well peace ! !
Posted: Friday June 22nd, 2007

ja23000 ah seh:
im reading these comments and im not from jamicia or the bermudas but i know this when your young and u move from one place to the next ur gonna pick up their culture and the way they talk and that doesnt mean ur trying to be something ur not. hell before most of yall even saw his face and just listen to the song yall thought he was black and now that u see hes white its a big deal. get over it and let him do his thing.
lata and keep doing ur thing collie
Posted: Friday July 6th, 2007

jamrocboy ah seh:
Big up all races who want to help Reggae music go further & the complexion dont matter, its the positive talent that counts. Collie Budds keep doing your thing. Finally a next global reggae artist come around.
Posted: Friday July 6th, 2007

OutOnRoad ah seh:
Man aint fi tryin to B nuffin except from A Reggae/Dancehall artsit, He aint tryin B Jamaican, He sounds Bermudan. Caribbean islands have there own twang, Jamaican patios is jst stronger then the others. Bermuda aint far from the USA, thats Y it aint as strong as Jamican and they have A slight Amercian twang to it. It dont matter if Hes black or white, Hes heavy, and nuff man dem agree. I agree He may get more exposer then sum artists, but thats because there aint any other white bwoys doin Reggae so hes gonna stick out, but dats irelivaent, ethier U like him or U dont. And anywayz who aint herd off Beanie, Buju, Capleton, Elephant Man, Sizzla and The Marleys??? Theyve all had hits and mayb with the exception ov My man Capleton there all household names and been in the top end ov the charts, big up Collie, man copt Ur album and the s--- is fyia. Peace
Posted: Tuesday July 10th, 2007

JSKGJHBOERTH ah seh:
i aint from jamaica but i am feeling dis song and all u haters out there dnt knw wht ur talkin about ur only hatin coz hes white that shouldnt make diference he song is good and i like it collie budz keep doi ur thing# im lovin ur music
Posted: Saturday July 14th, 2007

JSKGJHBOERTH ah seh:
helllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooooooo
Posted: Sunday July 15th, 2007

gambino ah seh:
congrats collie, bermuda is very proud of u. keep representin where u r from. else for that bogart hater daphne whoever, quit hating yo!! why does it have to be turned into a black or white issue. please, cut it out! and on the real, Collie is bermudian, n speaks like a bermudian. we r down for him, and yes i m bermudian too. holla back if u have a response.
Posted: Sunday September 9th, 2007

bermyfletch ah seh:
collie is de bes reggae artist to buss outta bermy, ya comin out wit de hott new tune. big up yaself
Posted: Thursday January 10th, 2008

toya1010 ah seh:
i am so mad that i cant hear the song to often because out here in b-more they tend to play it once inna blue ,but when they actually do, me and husband blast it. love the vibes, the rhythm is amazing the work you put forth is amazing .
Posted: Tuesday January 15th, 2008

nikko crump ah seh:
To all of yall out there who are critsizing Collie Buddz, can go suck ur mumma, as people from JA would say. No, Im not from JA or the caribbean at all, but I have a lot of friends from Yard. Collie Buddz u do u nuff respect and my Jah continue to bless u in your future endovers.
Posted: Sunday March 30th, 2008

fresh2death ah seh:
Damn is a straight Hata
Posted: Monday April 7th, 2008

fresh2death ah seh:
Daphne is a straight hata
Posted: Monday April 7th, 2008

klee ah seh:
Daphne u jus trippen cuz ur as still at home broke, dont be hatin on ppl that make real money. for real i would staright up call collie my ni99a if i knew him like that. so i think that u betta jus go and get urself a lyfe
Posted: Thursday April 17th, 2008

ekzyl ah seh:
ooh gush,collie a di bess yute inna dancehall/reggae scene a suh im versatile.Mi like di tune BUN DUNG DI SYSTEM,RING DI ALARM,MAMA CITA,PANTY,WAT A FEELING,SENSIMILIA,LET MI KNOW...Ey bway u rock yuh kno.

e-mail:bajah_ekzyl@yahoo.com an ear wah mi a haf from outta Africa,Botswana.

rudebway exclusive kreationz.Inc
Posted: Wednesday June 11th, 2008

rampingdemyouth ah seh:
wee collie u rule di hook bwoy mi luv ur tune keep up raaah
Posted: Monday July 21st, 2008

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