Boom Boom does well locally and internationally
Alliance selector Boom Boom has been creating quite a stir locally and internationally in recent months and for this, he is proud of himself.
The selector said he recently returned from a tour of Europe with Mavado and he is ready to take on the streets again, going to events like Uptown Mondays, Boasy Tuesdays, Weddy Weddy Wednesdays, Xpression Thursday and Bounty Sundays.
"Mi just come off tour and ago start hit back the streets fi the weekday rave dem. And mi have some big things lined up in September," he told THE WEEKEND STAR, noting that he will be going to Antigua, Cayman, Canada and England in the coming months.
"Di ting look good because is like the people dem in the streets start listen to mi. Mi proud fi know seh a night time when mi go inna di street, mi nah mek no waste noise," he added.
In addition to playing at events, Boom Boom says he wants to help female artistes like Toya and Ikaya get the spotlight that they deserve.
"Mi want dem get a good run cause no man nah really help di females dem," said Boom Boom who will be performing at Stars On The Rise concert next weekend.
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