Jamaican dancehall innovator BruckUp, born George Adams, who garnered international notoriety as a dancer, after appearing in music videos for Busta Rhymes (Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See -1997), Canibus, which featured Wyclef Jean & R. Kelly, and Patra’s ‘Romantic Call’, is lighting up stages from Brooklyn to Miami and Times Square.
“Yes, I am here, there, and everywhere!” Mr Excitement shared. “My commanding stage presence, energy, and style are leaving fans wanting more. It has also helped to cement my reputation as an important performer in the game. This is just the beginning. The takeover is on the way,” he added.
On wax, BruckUp is making noise with the highly anticipated single ‘Good Life,’ and the remix featuring Ron Browz. Supa Jamz radio in West Palm Beach, Florida, with Jr ‘Hot Rass’ Blaxx and Jimmy ‘B’ Bascom, was the first to premiere the song on the Morning Show a few weeks ago.
“‘Good Life’ is a good song that has gotten the attention of a few record company executives, so don’t be shocked if I land a label deal,” he shared.
On stage, Bruckup is exciting fans, delivering two major performances in New York this summer. The first was a cameo appearance at the 2025 Soca Fest at the Brooklyn Museum, featuring soca heavyweights Kes The Band, Bunji Garlin, Fay-Ann Lyons & The Vikings Band, and Mical Teja. The event was held on Labor Day, Friday, August 29. Days later, he appeared at the New York Fashion Week in Times Square, Manhattan, where he delivered an electrifying performance that had the full house singing along to ‘Good Life.’
“It’s been a blessing to bring my music and energy to so many big stages,” BruckUp told Caribbean National Weekly. “I’m excited to keep pushing and connect with fans everywhere.”
In addition to his latest single, the DJ informed that he recently dropped the video for “Money” alongside hip-hop heavyweight Styles P and rising star Shyst Vader, adding another milestone to his growing catalog of hits. BruckUp had previously collaborated with Shaggy on the single “Sunglasses (Keep Your Shades On)”. He was also given a ‘shout-out’ by pop superstar Beyoncé for influencing the dance style in her 2022 song ‘Move.’ He recently shot the music video for his single “Good Life” at Oasis in Brooklyn, New York. The video demonstrates his commitment to using exciting visuals to match his vibrant style and sound.
With an unstoppable schedule, a growing list of collaborations, and the momentum of multiple new releases, BruckUp is officially booked, busy, and ready to dominate the rest of 2025 and beyond.
“I am staying busy on stage and in the studio,” he shared. “I was in attendance at Andrew Charles’ fashion show alongside fashion mogul Tommy Hillfigure, Andy Hilfiger, and rapper Dave East. I am also in the studio working with producer Teeitmus, cooking up more exciting songs,” BruckUp concluded.
