Artist description BUSHTACCA is a Dance Electronica Alternative Pop singer, songwriter, performer.

Music Style Dance/Club/Trance/R&B/Latin/Reggea/Garage

Musical Influences Evanescence, MADONNA, The Neptunes, Sonique, Garbage, SEAL, JAMIROQUAI, Janet Jackson, Enrique Iglesias, Wu Tang Clan, Tina Turner, Prince, Cayley Monte, Paulina Rubio, Love Inc, Amber

Similar Artists KOSHEEN, SONIQUE, CAYLEY MONTE, Lenny Kravitz, LASGO, BIORK, The Chemical Brothers, Prodigy, MOBY, Faithless, SEAL

Artist History BUSHTACCA is an uninhibited Singer/ Songwriter/Performer who's desire is to live hidden anxieties.The Rock, Pop, Funk, and Latin influences in his music are hunted by the level of mysticism that controls him. "Writing songs to me represents the only manner or hope I have through which I can defend myself from both internal and external Demons. I'm NOT intrigued by grounds already stepped on, I do NOT drink from palms already dried; but I listen to voices singing Glory - To be heard and not denied." His catalog of almost 200 self-penned and self-composed songs crusades through all genres. Accordingly, his ability to write/create/compose melodies while not being a "musician", comes to him from his deseased but yet alife mother Maruka. "She is the real musician here; Not me! I'm just a human tool".

Group Members Just me and "souls" in my heart!

Instruments Synths

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Press Reviews BUSHTACCA uses the art of Dance, Music, Extreme Visuals, Power and Energy to recreate an environment in which he's understood, proclaimed, and definitely respected. BUSHTACCA tends to break away from current Pop-Music norms by elevating himself into a surreal world, where pain, love, and emotions become the least he worries about.

Location Miami, Florida - USA

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