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PRODUCER - DJ - ENGINEER - MUSICIAN
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Producer B Goodie, born in Guyana and raised in Irvington, New Jersey comes from a very cultural background in which, has made an impact on his love for making music. 

Goodie started making beats at the age of 10 years old. He had very selective tastes in music. The producer specifically made his beats in the genre of “Jersey club”. His songs had become very popular on SoundCloud hitting millions of streams. One of his influencers known as LilC4 inspired him and was also able to collaborate on his song. He’s also made other features with known Jersey club producers such as SteezTheProducer and McVertt. 

Goodie’s fan base has continued to grow which had made a huge impact on the producers career. In just a couple of years he had been trending on the famous TikTok app that made his music go viral. His songs had became so trending on the app that even famous artists had been joining the dance challenges which lead to his next big project. 

As of 2024, Goodie has now been collaborating with a few upcoming artists, and making a name for himself.

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