The three reviewers welcome feedback from the artistes and the public about the column. Send your comments to bussdem@hotmail.com or mail in your songs to 'Mus Buss' at the Gleaner Company, 7 North Street, Kingston. This week the muss buss/cyaan buss team will be reviewing Bugle's Please.

Stunner: "I presume DASECA produced this one too."

Witch: "No, it was TJ Records."

Stunner: "Waah mi fren buss yah now ... but den him buss already."

Lady Boo: "This is a very slow song, I think it's time for us to meditate."

Witch: "True, but the words deep, as usual. Bugle is a real thinker when it comes to lyrics and from what he writes, it sounds like he has gone through nuff in life."

Lady Boo: "Di words dem deep but dem nuh seem new, is like yuh a hear di same theme, a wha him go through so inna him life time, is pure pressure so?"

Witch: "Some people go through nuff still and you'd never guess or imagine, obviously he's one of those people. He's been trying to buss for a long time so maybe him go through nuff back stabbing."

Stunner: "Yah, Yah ... on a real I respect and understand Bugle's music. How much different should his words be? His words are just a reflection of di wicked world."

Witch: "Waah Stunner a wax poetic, a waah dis, a so Bugle a influence yuh?"

Lady Boo: "I wanna hear something else! It's nice and all but mi waan hear something else like good things. The song makes me feel sad."

Witch: "I like the production though, the beat is nice, it fits the song real good and his voice sounds so sad so it really goes well with the song's lyrics."

Stunner: "Yay Yay, yuh can actually hear di hurt in his voice and di riddim compliments di whole meditation vibe."

Lady Boo: "Unnu love meditate sah, but nice riddim, nice voice, cool yute, the song is positive, marketable and it will get a buss."

Stunner: "Good riddim, good voice, good artiste, sounds like a ting can gwaan for it yes."