Buddah Bless

Buddah Bless tempers steely, trap-styled production with a strong soul influence that gives his beats more emotional depth than those by most of his contemporaries. The Long Island-born, Atlanta-raised Tyron Buddah Douglas broke through in 2017 with a trifecta of charting singles for Migos, 2 Chainz, and Huncho Jack. Within a couple years, he scored his first Top 40 hit with Chris Brown and Gunna's "Heat," which was quickly followed by another in the slow-motion form of JackBoys' "Out West." By then, Buddah's work was identified with "Buddah Bless this beat," a tag heard more frequently as the producer continued to branch out with further hits like Megan Thee Stallion's "Don't Stop" and "Shots Fired," plus Summer Walker and JT's "Ex for a Reason." In 2025, Buddah released the kicked-back and hedonistic "See the World" (with Big Sean, 2 Chainz, and BossMan Dlow) and the defiant "Owe Me" (featuring Kodak Black) as preludes to his first album.