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Buddhuza plays live at Cafe Carina on Tuesday, August 31 at 22:00. Carina is at Josefstädter Straße 84, 1080 Vienna, at the U6 Josefstädter Straße underground station.
Entrance is free and drinks are cold, so bring along friends and total strangers you wanna hang out with.
See you there! 
Alright, it’s been a while since anything happened around here, so it’s time to get moving. As I said before, Ropeadope Records will be releasing my very first album end of month, and it will be announced here.
Meanwhile, I’ll be posting a new song in a couple of days. The song is about our favorite place that we visit several times a day. Well, personally I barely leave it If you like anything I did before, I assure you’ll love it!
So see you very soon, and those of you who always wanted to buy my record will have a chance in a week!
ISC announced its winners. Buddhuza’s When I Open Up My Door fell short of about 1,200 votes to win in the People’s Voice, but made it to the honorable mention.
Considering that ISC received almost 15,000 entries in 2009, it’s not bad at all.
Thank you all for you voting and support and, next time you see this logo of the website, you know what to do!
Ideen für Wien, an Austrian blog covering almost all aspects of Viennese life, featured Buddhuza in its Musik aus Wien section. The article is in German, so some of you want to use Google Translation to figure it out.
It’s basically almost everything that you and, surprisingly enough, I know about myself. You’re more than welcome to share the article and comment on it, and tell us what’s missing
Big thanks to Viktoria for her interest and translating my answers to German!
Khatia published another interview with me on her new blog, Words Melt. Let’s check it out and leave her comments. And here’s a copy:
Levan Khubulava, known as Buddhuza, is a song writer and singer. Since I first time found Levan’s songs on the net, he’s creativity is impressing me. From his first interview with me I do know about Levan, that he is originally from Georgia and he loves music. Buddhuza is uploading his new and cool songs online quite often, has brilliant ideas and remarkable style of writing.
Hello Levan, nice to hear from you again. What has changed in your life since your first interview with me?
Depends on how close a look you want me to have. One thing I know, there are some shifts in the way I see and feel, and I think that outleaks in my music in some portions.
International Songwriting Competition (ISC) chose When I Open Up My Door as one of the finalists in the World Music category.
All finalist songs, chosen from about 15,000 entrants, are currently being reviewed by a panel of judges including Tom Waits, Jerry Lee Lewis, Robert Smith (The Cure), Robbie Williams, Rob Thomas, Chris Hillman (The Byrds), Jeff Beck and many others.
If you would like to support me, you just need to enter your valid e-mail address HERE, then check your mail for activation link and, after following that link, scroll down the list for Levan Khubulava (not Buddhuza), tick the box next to it and press the Cast You Vote button at the end of the page.
Voting will close on March 31, 2010. You are allowed to vote once a day and encouraged to do so every morning. Remember what the say, regular voting exercise makes your fingers swift, soul fed and citizen’s conscience clean
Enjoy the spring… and music!
Some of you might have noticed a little green arrow next to every play button on the site. That means now you can download high quality MP3 (256kbps) of every song available in the Music section.
I’m glad I don’t financially depend on music at present and can offer free downloads and free CDs at concerts. This may not be the case when I’m signed, so enjoy the little green arrow while it’s here!
Dear all,
Thanks for all your support, I hope the evening served the purpose and you had fun.
I didn’t manage to capture the quality video, but there’s a webcam record still streaming at http://emap.fm/tunnel.ram (I’m surprised it’s still there). It’s not the best performance, so make sure you really know what you’re doing
Enjoy the snow!
