*BUDA DA FUTURE*- The producer undoubtedly functions as the powerhouse behind many of the massive tracks blazing speakers world wide. Without the luxury of being able to touch listeners through intricate world play and lyricism, the producer is left with few weapons with which to make his mark. The ability to conceptualize, construct and arrange a beat, though seemingly simple, is the gauge which seperates the pro from the novice in an industry where only the strong survive. Hence, the producer is the second half of an intricate process which results in the music that continues to reverberate through speakers well in to the future. Considering this, the young bronx producer going by the moniker "Buda da Future" has a name that is but a small indication of why the game needs him. Buda's futuristic vision, raw talent, relentlesness and ambition all combine in a toxic concoction that is killing the competition, while making music that will reverberate well into the future. In essence Buda IS the Future of this industry.
Born in Harlem and raised in the Bronx, Buda grew up with a broad understanding of the hip hop culture. While attending Walton High School, Buda studied industry greats such as Dr. Dre, Quincy Jones and the Hitmen. He proceeded to build a rich bank of knowledge by learning and absorbing valuable techniques from several musical genres, which he could cite in order to create versatile sounds later on. After graduating from high school (2000), Buda made the most of his talent and resources by pursuing mentorships with producer and musician Steve "Styles" Rodriguez and super producer Amadeus. Realizing the potential within thier young apprentice, both urged Buda to continue cultivating what they saw as a long prosperous career in music production. Heeding thier advice, Buda proceeded to secure a much coveted an internship with Ruff Riders Records. Buda worked alongside "Aliman Dean," sister to the CEO of Rough Riders, "Dee & Wah" in 2004. In that capacity Buda managed to absorb valuable knowledge of the inner workings of the business, while adding to his already rich repertoire. After the commencement of his internship, Buda set his sights on a new endeavor to broaden his already expansive horizons within the industry.
After being around a plethora of professionals, and realizing that technical ability was a necessary suppliment to his natural talent, Buda enrolled in the Institute of Audio Research (2005). Buda's studies were concentrated in sound engineering, thus allowing him to perfect his technique while simultaneously expanding his musical vocabulary. His's formal training, paired with his dynamic talent magnified his potential, and allowed him to make the smooth transition from novice to pro. As his career blossomed, industry heavyweights took notice. In particular, Buda's previous mentor, Amadeus, scouted Buda for his label Platinum Boy Music, Inc. in 2005. This oficially marked the beginning of a professional career.
Buda went on to create classic, innovative tracks with myriad artists, while making a name for himself in the music world. Collaborations with the likes of Rap megastar Fifty Cent on the song "Paper Chaser," as well as Fred the God and several others, gave Buda both the street credibility necessary for the up and coming producer as well as the industry clout which solidified him as a major player. Furthermore, appearances on programs like MTV Fight Club/Beat Club introduced Buda to a broad mainstream audience, and increased his visibility. Buda has consistently progressed in his journey toward greatness, and most definately will continue his quest to conquer the future in a big way. So allow your self to be convinced by the name because Buda the Future, is in fact a master of his craft and the key to the future of music production wise. A force to be reckoned with, Buda's smooth beats and rythmical allure is headed to a speaker near you.
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