"Coffee & Kush" is the newest Hip Hop & Rap EP from the Seattle based artist, "The Black Buddhist"

Written and Produced by The Black Buddhist
Mixed and Mastered by J.Lee Meezus

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Title: "Pusha Panda"

Written and Produced by Lavyeon

"Pusha Panda" is a powerful anthem that speaks directly to the hearts of those who rise early every morning to pursue their dreams. Crafted by the talented Lavyeon, this song serves as a beacon of motivation for the hustlers and hard-workers out there, inspired by the age-old mantra: "If you don't work, you don't eat."

With its infectious beat and uplifting lyrics, "Pusha Panda" embodies the relentless spirit of determination and perseverance. The song encourages listeners to push past obstacles, defy odds, and strive for greatness in their endeavors.

Through clever wordplay and catchy melodies, Lavyeon delivers a message of resilience and ambition, reminding us that every step taken towards our goals is a triumph in itself. Whether you're grinding in the office, on the streets, or chasing dreams in any other field, "Pusha Panda" fuels the fire within, igniting the drive to keep pushing forward no matter the challenges faced.

From the streets to the boardroom, "Pusha Panda" celebrates the hustle and grind, inspiring everyone to seize the day and make their dreams a reality. It's more than just a song—it's a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who refuse to settle for anything less than success. So turn up the volume, let the beat drop, and let "Pusha Panda" be your soundtrack to conquering the day.

I Came Late

Pusha Panda

Hard mangled mantra II

Tot High - (JEREMiO)
Instrumental/Beat: (prod. nolove & mst)

Tot High - (JEREMiO)

No Reason (Prod By MIG)

Here is a track from this indie album, “Where There’s Trauma & Passion” & I just wanted to create an album
Of my surroundings & the obstacles & struggles to the positives of what I see in Brooklyn 
Lots of people here have lots of goals & passions & ambitions but they lack the connections & resources
So lots of them end up getting into illegal activities & violence and that’s what causes trauma
And I’m also speaking on my challenges & wants 
And showcasing my passion of music. Please like, comment, share the album & follow!

MAKE THE WORLD KNOW

MEMORIES

No Beautiful Cinderella

GHETTO 90’s BABY

DUMB

KILLA (Better Version)

Lukas “The Black Buddhist” wrote his first rap in elementary school and learned how to beatbox in the 6th grade. Lukas tried his hand at piano, electric and acoustic guitar, drums, and creating projects with GarageBand and Logic Pro. Music and hiphop has always been an important part of Lukas’ story from a young age. 

In middle and high school, The Black Buddhist wrote and recorded rhymes to memorize history and other school subjects. He also made parody songs making fun of the rap industry in the late 2000s and early 2010s. By the end of high school, The Black Buddhist had a drawer full of rhyme books and a handful of beats. 

The Black Buddhist also put out several mixtapes at this time and during his time at DePaul University in Chicago. These initial mixtapes are what sparked Lukas’ interest in pursuing a career in hip hop music. 

During his time in Chicago, Lukas taught music production and rap to a group of elementary school students on the Southside. The final project was a single and a performance for the parents. The ability to help others find joy through creating music is something that has stuck with him forever. 

After graduating from college with a degree in International Studies and a minor in Spanish, Lukas decided to travel the world in order to teach English abroad. The Black Buddhist made another mixtape in Peru, rapped in ciphers with students in Chile, and spent two years making beats almost every day while teaching in Japan. 

After living in Japan, The Black Buddhist returned to his hometown of Seattle. In 2021, The Black Buddhist put his music on Spotify for the first time. After dropping SeattleLife and an assortment of singles, the Black Buddhist closed out 2023 by dropping the lyrical masterpiece known as "The Zen Project," and the laidback, self-produced project, “Coffee & Kush.” 

Associated Acts: J.Lee Mezus, D. Social, Feen Elaw Green, DJ Mando, The Mad Monk, Chris Springs, Hadi, and the Beatsmith 

Biggest Influences: Nas, Kendrick Lamar, J Cole, Bob Marley, Tupac Shakur, Lil Wayne, Black Star, Dead Prez, Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa, Outkast, Nipsey Hussle, Guru, Common, Michael Franti, Kid Cudi, Drake, Kanye West, KRS-One, Raphael Saadiq, Erykah Badu, Lauryn Hill, The Roots, Eminem, Ozuna, Nicky Yam, Tego Calderon, Romeo Santos, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, The Alchemist, 9th Wonder, DJ Premier, J Dilla, Nujabes.

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