Buddah Bless, born Ty-Ron Douglas, is a well-seasoned, young Recording Artist/Producer, that has been in the music game since he was 12 years old. His interest in music started at 3 years old, playing drums. Since then he has been an accomplished percussionist in his schools' jazz and marching bands as a student.

Buddah Bless wrote his first three songs at the age of 12 years old, at which time his “Momager”, a former recording studio vocalist, taught him “studio etiquette”, terminology and how to be prepared and performance ready. In late 2010, he made his mark in the Atlanta club scene, honing his stage presence and networking with various artists, producers and DJs in the industry.

Unplanned & unexpectedly, he met a now well-known music producer, who took him under his wing, actually gave him some instrumental music tracks and told him, “See what you can do with these”. He also showed him some basics on music production at his home studio.

Douglas’s hard work and determination finally paid off. In May 2011, at the age of 13, Buddah Bless was awarded HOTBlock Magazine’s, Hot New Young Artist Award at the 2011 Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta Georgia. The instrumental tracks the producer gave him were “HOT!” He continued to perform after that, but also spent quite a bit of time in the new home studio he built for himself. He enjoyed performing, but he was also intrigued by the actual creation and production of the music itself. The tutelage from the producer ignited another passion of his, beats. His interest increased as he had to multitask as an artist, producer and engineer, all in one session.

In the five years since, Buddah Bless has taught himself how to effectively utilize programs such as FL Studio, Reason, Logic and Pro Tools. He is currently enrolled at Full Sail University, pursuing his Bachelor’s Degree in their Recording Arts Program. He recognized that in order to take his career to the next level, he needed some formal guidance, training and experience to expand his already vast technical knowledge.

In June 2015, Buddah Bless recorded what he describes as his last album as an “artist”. Even though he has the lyrical and vocal skills to contend with the current artists in the industry, he acknowledges he can’t effectively do it all. So he has chosen instead, to extend his musical production gifts and talents to the world.