Danny 'Buddah' Morales

Danny Buddah Morales NYC
While Danny Buddah Morales began his career spinning hip hop and electro during rap musics formative years, it was his stint as a street promoter for one of New Yorks most influential dance labels, Cutting Records, that helped develop and nurture his love of house music. Buddah gravitated towards remixing and production work at a pivotal time for the burgeoning industry.
Morales found himself at the epicenter of what was happening in dance music and was soon remixing and producing artists such as Sabrina Johnston, The Beloved, and Rochelle Fleming.
Buddahs first DJ residency was at the famed Palladium nightclub in New York. It was only a matter of time before Morales was rocking other hot spots in the city, such as The Red Zone, Tilt, Warsaw and Robots. Morales transition into a world-class DJ came when he was asked to produce a weekly radio show for Choice FM in London. The shows ratings exceeded any and all expectations and ran for five successful years. What followed for Buddah was a European following, and within months he was jetting around the globe, playing his Big New York Sound (a hypnotic mix of house, garage and progressive tribal beats) at such world renowned clubbing as Meccas, Hacienda, Ministry of Sound, Garage City and Groove Garden. To this day, Morales enjoys a robust touring schedule that takes him to Italy, Spain and the UK on a regular basis.



When not touring, Buddah stays busy traveling back and forth between San Francisco and New York, where he has studio. His list of production and remix credits has grown in the last few years with stellar records for artists including Kathy Sledge, Arnold Jarvis, Urban Cookie Collective and Michelle Weeks. His pet project, DM featuring Binxters Moody, became one of the most sought after tracks in Europe and was included on smash compilations from Danny Tenaglia and John Digweed.
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