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<p>Bugle has released a single from his<strong> <a href="https://buzz-caribbean.com/article/bugle-gets-an-a-for-picture-perfect/">Picture Perfect</a></strong> album that is bound to stir controversy as he appears to take a jab at fellow-entertainer Elephant Man.</p>
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<p>Bugle chronicles his journey in the music industry in the song titled <b>Life Saviour</b>.</p>
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<p>Before becoming an established artiste, Bugle wrote for some of the biggest dancehall acts at the time, including Papa San, Bounty Killer and Elephant Man who he held in high esteem.</p>
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<p>According to Bugle, Elephant Man went on tour and gave him only $2000 (he didn't specify the currency) upon his return to the island. He shared in the song that the incident pushed him to move on.</p>
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<p>Bugle reportedly wrote seven songs on Elephant Man's album <strong>Log On</strong>, that was released by Greensleeves Records. He, however, has not been credited on the album.</p>
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<p>Bugle went on to Praise Daseca’s Music Group for the development of his talent, which resulted in his success.</p>
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<p><strong>Life Saviour</strong> also features Alexander, who sings the hook, and Noah Powah who song about the struggles of being with the wrong group of friends and going on a robbery before turning to music and acting. </p>
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<p>Bounty Killer has since posted three fire emojis on the song on Bugle's Instagram page buglean9ted. </p>
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