
Producer
Mister-Boom (On The track)
Mister-Boom, born Désir Bradley Delÿnch, is a Haitian music producer and beatmaker from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, who grew up in Pétion-Ville. His journey into music production began through curiosity and observation, spending time in a recording studio with a friend and closely studying the processes behind beatmaking and recording.
What began as an interest gradually developed into a serious pursuit. After learning the fundamentals of recording and gaining a deeper understanding of studio production, Mister-Boom began developing his own skills as a producer. Around 2021–2022, he began taking beatmaking seriously, using FL Studio as his primary production software while continuously refining his sound through practice, experimentation, and experience.
Influenced by artists such as Gunna, Mister-Boom draws inspiration from contemporary sounds, atmospheric production, and dynamic flows. His production style spans Trap, Afro, and Drill, combining modern textures, energy, and hard-hitting elements while creating space for artists to express their individuality.
Throughout his developing career, Mister-Boom has had the opportunity to work with artists including Tikawo, Trafik, XorXor4K, Percutant Flow, and Steevy Boy, among others. One of the projects he is particularly proud of is “100% Percutant” with Zomanno, a collaboration that reflects his continued growth and evolution as a producer.
As part of the iPleyMusic Entertainment family, Mister-Boom sees this new chapter as an opportunity to take his career to the next level. Through the platform and resources available to him, he aims to expand his reach, develop his creative identity, and connect his production with artists and audiences beyond Haiti.
His long-term ambition is clear: to become an internationally recognized producer, collaborate with major artists from around the world, and create music that leaves a lasting impact on the industry.
For Mister-Boom, producing is about more than simply making beats. It is about creating a sound, building a name, and leaving a lasting mark on music.
“I don’t just want to make beats; I want to create a sound, build a name, and leave a mark in music.”