Prince Bright has labelled himself as the best male vocalist in the whole of Ghana.

The Hiplife legend of Buk Bak fame further claimed that he is the best since music started out in Ghana, as no one in Ghana's entire history possesses a bit of the talent he has.

According to him, his vocals cannot be replicated. 

"I think I am the best and among the finest vocalists to emerge from Ghana and when we mention names I know I can make the top five.

"I know what Ghanaian music fans want and I always try to serve them with something different that is why my choruses are always good and music lovers can attest to that," he said in an interview with GNA Entertainment.

Buk Bak, coined from “book back,” was first formed to see how far Prince Bright (also known as Bling Sparkles), Ronnie Coaches, and Isaac Shoetan (known as Papa Shoto) could go considering their love for music as a window to vent their feelings and means to entertain their ever-increasing fan base.

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On November 21, 2013, Coaches was pronounced dead at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra, Ghana, after having suffered a heart attack.

It didn't come as a surprise when they were headlining shows from Ghana, the USA, and the UK, to many other places. They began freestyling and gained that street credibility every artist needed back then to survive the Ghanaian hiplife industry.

After the demise of his partner Ronny a coaches fro the Buk Bak Music group, Prince Bright has done well for himself by par entering with prominent artistes to make monster hits.

One such is his hit single 'Ofeefeetso' with Sarkodie.

In May 2016, Prince married his longtime girlfriend in a private Ghanaian traditional ceremony in Bronx NY. It was rumoured in 2017 that he and former member of VIP Promzy might be teaming up to form a new group.