Aesthetic Braff Riddim – Swagg Records

AESTHETIC BRAFF RIDDIM produced by SWAGG RECORDS 2019

Aesthetic Braff Overview

In 2019, the dancehall scene got a major boost with the release of the Aesthetic Braff Riddim. This recording quickly became a favorite at bashment parties. Selectors loved it for its high energy and catchy beats, making it one of the top dancehall highlights of the year. A big part of its success comes from the way it mixes classic dancehall with touches of other genres. You can hear hints of hip hop and Afrobeat in the rhythms, giving each track a fresh twist while keeping the party vibe strong. This blend makes the riddim work well for both dancing and serious listening. The artists on Aesthetic Braff Riddim each bring their own style. Ajauni stands out with “Debilitated,” showing his unique flow. Alex Mobsta delivers “Customer Review,” adding his own flavor to the mix. Chriso’s “Loyalty” gives the riddim a smooth, heartfelt edge. Di’s “Ruption - Anno Joke” keeps the energy high, while Eminoxx’s “No Other Like You” adds a touch of melody. Each artist helps shape the riddim’s sound, making it a real team effort. SWAGG RECORDS is the producer behind this project. Known for their work in the dancehall industry, SWAGG RECORDS has built a strong reputation for creating tracks that do well both in Jamaica and worldwide. Their ability to bring artists together and create a unified sound is clear on this riddim. The studio hands also played a key role, making sure every track sounded sharp and ready for the dancefloor.

Aesthetic Braff Tracklist:

1. Ajauni – Debilitated
2. Alex Mobsta – Customer Review
3. Chriso – Loyalty
4. Di-Ruption – Anno Joke
5. Eminoxx – No Other Like You
6. Furnace – Slow Speed
7. Java & Ranico – Way We Roll
8. Jedi – Ants
9. Jxrdii – Slow Wine
10. Cleverly – Kyfe Gang Style
11. Penny Don – Type I Like
12. ShaqStar – Wi Rich
13. Wilwa – Lonely

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