MR WILLIAMZ - DANCE HAFFI NICE

MR WILLIAMZ – ‘DANCE HAFFI NICE’ FT SHY FX & MS DYNAMITE

Known by Reggae fans worldwide as an original sound system lyrical architect, Mr. Williamz is a critically acclaimed Reggae/Dancehall artist from West London.

He has recorded and performed with the likes of: Chronixx, Damian Marley, Stephen Marley & Supercat and more recently collaborated on a number of projects with long-time affiliate Shy FX on ‘Badboy Business’ and ‘Sound Killa’. Mr Williamz steps out again with his new single ‘Dance Haffi Nice’ produced and featuring Shy FX, alongside the mighty Ms Dynamite. This one is already getting love across the scene!

ABOUT MR WILLIAMZ

Mr. Williamz is a renowned Reggae/Dancehall artist who has earned critical acclaim for his music. Reggae Tastemaker

Mr. Williamz is a renowned Reggae/Dancehall artist with critical acclaim for his music. He is known worldwide as an original sound system lyrical architect and comes from West London. Throughout his illustrious music career, he has recorded with and performed alongside legendary artists such as Chronixx, Damian Marley, Gappy Ranks, Stephen Marley, Supercat, and Topcat.

In addition to his musical talent, Mr. Williamz has also ventured into acting. He made his acting debut in the feature-length film “Yardie,” directed by Idris Elba. Furthermore, he has established himself as a leading figure in the UK music and rave culture through his continuous collaborations with Jungle & D&B pioneer, Shy FX.

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ABOUT SHY FX

Shy FX is a London-born DJ and producer who helped jungle/drum'n'bass achieve mainstream success while maintaining underground credibility. reggae Tastemaker

Shy FX is a London-born DJ and producer who helped jungle/drum’n’bass achieve mainstream success while maintaining underground credibility. He is the grandson of pioneering Jamaican sound system DJ Count Shelly, and made his name producing ragga-jungle, marrying fast, choppy breakbeats with reggae samples and dancehall vocals. His groundbreaking 1994 single “Original Nuttah” remains one of the genre’s signature tunes.

Shy FX continued to release underground club tracks and founded successful labels Ebony Recordings and Digital Soundboy. He has collaborated with fellow drum’n’bass veteran T-Power on pop/R&B tracks, and has remixed or collaborated with British pop stars such as Emeli Sandé, Dizzee Rascal, and Plan B. Many of his productions from the 2010s have paid homage to his reggae roots.

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ABOUT MS DYNAMITE

Niomi McLean-Daley, known professionally as Ms. Dynamite, was born and raised in North London. reggae tastemaker

Niomi McLean-Daley, known professionally as Ms. Dynamite, was born and raised in North London. She grew up listening to reggae music, and at 12, she developed a love for hip-hop. Although she aspired to become a primary school teacher or a social worker, her passion for music was stronger. Ms. Dynamite began her career in music by joining a pirate radio station called RAW FM. It was there that she met Richard Forbes, also known as Sticky, in a West End club, and the two began working on her debut single, “Boo!,” which was licensed from DJ Jason Kaye’s Social Circles label to London Records.

Ms. Dynamite’s first full-length record, “A Little Deeper,” was produced by Punch, Salaam Remi, Tony Kelly, and Dave Kelly in Miami, New York, and Jamaica. The album featured the hit singles “Dy-Na-Mi-Tee” and “It Takes More.” In September 2002, Ms. Dynamite made history by becoming the first Black female artist to win the Mercury Music Prize, beating favourites such as the Streets, the Coral, and even music legend David Bowie. Three years later, she released her second album, “Judgement Days.”