BOOF BAFF RIDDIM produced by BRIXTON MUSIC GROUP 2015
Boof Baff Overview
The journey of the Boof Baff Riddim began in the heart of the UK’s dancehall scene. BRIXTON MUSIC GROUP, known for spotlighting fresh talent and bold productions, took the lead. With a reputation for pushing boundaries and earning thousands of streams across digital platforms, the label set out to create a riddim that would capture both the street and the dance. The creative process started with the producer shaping a beat that was both rugged and infectious. The riddim’s hardcore edge was balanced by hooks that stuck in the mind, making it perfect for both selectors and party crowds. BRIXTON MUSIC GROUP’s team carefully selected artists whose voices would bring the project to life. Elephant Man set the tone with “All Guns,” delivering energy and attitude. Mega Banton followed with “Kweng,” his powerful delivery matching the riddim’s intensity. Spice brought her unmistakable flair to “Needle Eye,” giving the project a dose of strong female presence. Ratigan’s “Roots Culture & Reality” added depth, grounding the riddim in the realities of dancehall life. Cashtastic came through with “Stayin Up,” bringing a fresh, youthful perspective. Elephant Man returned to close out the project with “Watch Dem Behaviour,” keeping the momentum high. From the first studio session to the final mix, the Boof Baff Riddim was crafted to be more than just a beat. It became a selector’s choice, blending hardcore vibes with catchy hooks. Today, this release stands as a significant chapter in dancehall history, a testament to BRIXTON MUSIC GROUP’s vision and the artistry of its featured performers.
Boof Baff Tracklist:
- Elephant Man – All Guns
- Mega Banton – Kweng
- Spice – Needle Eye (Raw)
- Spice – Needle Eye (Clean)
- Ratigan – Roots Culture & Reality
- Cashtastic – Stayin Up (Raw)
- Cashtastic – Stayin Up (Clean)
- Elephant Man – Watch Dem Behaviour
- Boof Baff Riddim Produced By Brixton Music Group
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