Kue Dog

About Kue Dog

Born and raised in Palm Beach County, city of Rivera Beach. A member of the group Splack Pack. Album coming soon "Kronikles Of Kueville Kwame (Kue Dog) Buchanan was born and raised in Palm Beach County,
city of Riviera Beach, Fla. Getting caught up in the street life of South Florida
Kue Dog decided to change his life by moving to Atlanta, Ga. There he hooked up
lifelong friend Kidd Money and Head as the bass group "Splack Pack" which
became a house hold name in the south. With Kidd Money as the producer Kue
Dog added a twist to Kidd Money's vision by coming up with "Ain't Nuttin'" along
with "The Artof Gankin'" which appears on Splack Pack's first album "UhhOhh".
Kue Dog admits though he enjoyed writing dance music, his heart was always in
expressing his talent through experience. "Yeah I love to make hoes dance and
shit, know what I'm sayin', but them streets what I know so I bring dat gangsta".
Amongst the songs that was written by Splack Pack, Kue Dog wrote all of his own
lyrics . Splack Pack went on to sell over 850,000 units world-wide. With hit songs
such as "Shake Dat Ass", "Let Me C U Work It", "Scrub Da Ground" the music is
classified party starters in clubs, parties, weddings, etc. Splack Pack released a
second album entitled Splack Pack 4 Life 1995. Through much success Splack Pack
went on to perform with some of the best entertainers in the game. "I remember
the show we did wit Tupac at Piedmont Grove, dat was during Freak Nik '95..."
"Boooi dat thang there was OH MY GOODNESS!" Kue Dog mention. Splack Pack
has also perfomed with Busta Rhythms, Monifa, Too Short, 8Ball & MJG, Mistikal,
Fat Joe, Naughty By Nature, Uncle Luke. Splack Pack music has been featured on
television series such as "WWE Wrestling, Jackass, Taxicab Confessions, also in the
magazines The Source and Down Magazine. Kue Dog is currently working on a
new project. To be released spring 2013 "The Kroniklez of Kueville" with the hit
single "Possess U" and "Good Pu**y Hoes" under Huslte Hye Ent. LLC. Kue Dog
insist on meeting his destiny "It's always grind time in this shit." "You learn from
ya fuck ups to get your business tight." "And one thing I learned fast and that's
not to take no wooden nickels."



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