2015—2016
In 2015, Bruse Wane established his name in "Rap music" when he released his The Earl Manigault of Rap album. The lead single "Venom" featured his mentor Sean Price's last recorded verse before his death. The song also featured a guest appearance by Big Pun's son Chris Rivers. [4] Shirley Ju of HipHopDX described the song as being praised by "critics and fans alike". [5]
In 2016, Bruse Wane and Chris Rivers performed their portions of the critically acclaimed song live at a show in Brooklyn, New York. [6] In 2016, Bruse Wane also appeared as a featured guest on DJ Eclipse's Rap Is Outta Control radio show, on SiriusXM. The segment focused on Wane's music and adventures as an active artist. [7]
2019—Present
in 2019, Bruse Wane released The Dark Knight Album 2 The Fight For Gotham. The lead single "Killa Soundboy" featured Brooklyn, New York rapper Papoose. [8] in 2019 DJ Kay Slay had Bruse Wane on as a featured guest on his Street Sweeper radio show, on SiriusXM. During the segment they spoke about Wane's latest album [9] In 2022, Wane publicly expressed a desire to return to his Caribbean roots through his music. [2] He did so by releasing his reggae inspired song "Sunrise 2 Sunset". [10] In 2023, Kurtis Mantronik made Bruse Wane a member of the group Mantronix. [11] The song "Era Of The AI" was among one of their joint releases. In 2023 Wane also worked with reggae artist Dawn Penn on a remake to her song " You don't love Me (No, No, No)". Chase Parker of the Source Magazine describes Wane as a voice that reminds us that progress does not have to come at the cost of principles. [12]
