Biography 

Born in the Bronx NY, Bobbe Green (Richard Robert Green) studied radio, journalism, and theater at Emerson College in Boston, MA. Although he majored in mass communications, he pursued a career in music. While in Boston, he worked with local artists such as New Edition, Jonzun Crew, Planet Patrol, Hypertension, and the Energetics as a “stagehand,” however, Bobbe modeled their vocal styles, stage presence, and musical/vocal arrangements. In 1987, Bobbe (formerly known as King Richard) met promoter Al Pizzaro and later released "Thrill Me" under Jackie Jack Records, in New York City, which he wrote, produced, and arranged with musician Mike Mandel who worked with major television networks, arranging jingles for sport programs. While with Jackie Jack, Bobbe collaborated with other artists such as Judy Torres, Trilogy, Jazzy Jay, and producer Mickey Garcia (Profile/Micmac Records).    In 2000, Bobbe moved to Norfolk, VA with his wife Derithia and three children, and joined BiggaFiggaz Entertainment as a producer/songwriter, writing several songs for the company. In 2016, Bobbe and record producer Dylan Patrick Smith produced a CD album entitled: "Shades of Green" which included a gamut of genres such as Neo Soul, R&B, Smooth Jazz, R&B/Hip-Hop, and Dance Music. Bobbe’s intention was to give the audience a variety of music without redundancy. But he wanted more out of his music and not just sing about romance, self-interest, or betrayal in relationships. One night, while he was sleeping, a melody and chorus emerged in a dream. Bobbe was afraid that he would forget the dream, so he recorded the melody on his cell phone. Subsequently, Bobbe collaborated with musicians Brian Eubanks and David Booker and produced "Faith", recorded at Soul haven studios, in Virginia Beach VA and released in 2017.     Bobbe has also performed with other local artist and bands such as the Vince Barbour Quartet, Jay Usher, Dwight “Drac” Epps, Rick Elliott, Gregg "Termite" Rich, Brian Eubanks, Rob White, Ben Keys, Fade to Blue, Dion “Suga D” Davis, saxophonist Mike Minix, Mike Hopkins, and vocalist Jocelyn Best. Also, Bobbe covered Dionne Warwick's "What the World Needs Now” on his “Alive and Kickin” CD as an efficacy to encourage people to stop using guns to settle conflicts. In March 2019, Bobbe released his second CD “Alive and Kickin” and produced a full-length video entitled “Could This Be” – a remake of the R&B classic “Could Be I’m Falling in Love” by the Spinners. In 2021, Bobbe released his third digital album “Life is Beautiful” produced by Bobbe Green and Brian Eubanks, including arrangers David Booker and Ben Keys. The album included a collection of genres including Bossa nova/Jazz, R&B/Funk, and some classic Pop Rock, and ballads. In 2022, Bobbe joined up with Grammy nominated Will Bagley (Muzikman Edition) to produce a gospel dance track entitled, “I Found a Friend.”    In 2024, Bobbe teamed up again with arranger David Booker and recorded the R&B single entitled “Don’t Push Me” written and produced by Bobbe Green. In addition, Bobbe produced the video version of the song which is now showing on YouTube. Currently, Bobbe is producing a compilation digital album entitled, Songs in the Key of Green: The Journey Continues, which contains remastered and remixed songs from Bobbe’s previous albums. Bobbe would like major labels and artists to record his songs from the compilation. Further, Bobbe would like to write and produce for other labels and artists in the music industry as well as receiving the respect and notoriety from colleagues and fans, in the United States, and all over the world. Undoubtedly, Bobbe has more songs to write and produce for years to come – the journey continues. Songs in the Key of Green: The Journey Continues, coming soon to ALL media platforms.