Bruse Wane

Warren Rose, known professionally as Bruse Wane, is a Jamaican-American rapper, songwriter and music executive. In the genres of hip-hop, reggae and electro funk, he has worked with Papoose, Sean Price, Keith Murray, Kool Keith, Kurtis Mantronik and Dawn Penn.

Early life

Warren Rose was born in Jamaica and raised in the Bronxdale Projects in the Bronx. The Bronxdale houses is considered a vital neighborhood in the origins of Hip Hop culture, based on its connection to Disco King Mario and the Black Spades. In an interview with British rapper Blade Wane states it is there he was influenced by Hip Hop culture and music.

Career

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. Shirley Ju of HipHopDX described the song as being praised by "critics and fans alike".

In 2016, Bruse Wane and Chris Rivers performed their portions of the critically acclaimed song live at a show in Brooklyn, New York. In 2016, Bruse Wane also appeared as a featured...

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