Keep local and close to your heart with singer-songwriter Buckman Coe.

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Buckman Coe’s genre ranges from americana, folk, reggae ,and soulful RnB. His music tends to deliver messages on social justice, romance, revolutionary, humanity, and love.

Based from the heart of East Vancouver but born in Edmonton, 4 albums later he has done shows in Asia, Hawaii, Australia and all over western Canada. Back in 2019 he won the World Musician award at the Wester Canadian Music awards. His most recent work are two new songs released this year on March 20th called Burn you out and Let me take ya. These are not yet available on Apple Music nor Spotify but they are on Bandcamp. These songs will soon be released once he has gathered 10 tracks for it for an LP. The song Burn You Out opens up with the sounds of soothing trumpets then kicks into the kickback reggae sound you’ll love. This upbeat reggae song makes you wanna close your eyes and hit the beaches for sure. 

His last album Gathering Storm goes back and forth with romance and revolutionary themes. The single and title of the album Gathering Storm explores the roots of reggae the most. Featuring Caleb Hart celebrates Indigenous communities, particularly indigenous people and people coming together to protect the lands. When asked he said; 

“I wanted to create a song that could be an anthem for communities coming together to create a more just and people-powered world,” 

 “I have been building relationships with many Indigenous leaders working for the resurgence of their culture and in defense of their land and water, and for climate justice. This song is dedicated to the cooperation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples and to my Secwepemc brothers and sisters who comprise the Tiny House Warriors.”