To capitalize on the publicity, Bramma did a number of radio interviews and social interactions before leaving for Miami where he got an opportunity to perform on stage with the likes of Freddie McGregor, Marcia Griffiths and Mickey Spice at the Gulf Stream Race Track. It was Elephant Man who introduced him to the audience during his set and though nervous, Bramma thought he handled himself well and performed a song that he thought was fitting for a mature audience. That song was the Steven McGregor produced "It's Wateva" track on the Day Rave rhythm, "I got a good response from the audience but nothing beats the exposure gained from all this," said the Calabar past student.

Looking ahead towards the Christmas season, the 23 year old focuses on promoting tracks now in rotation on radio such as 'When She Wine' on the Championship rhythm, 'The Song' a potential hit that gave him his debut airplay on New York Hot 97 radio station last Sunday October 24th and a new release entitle, "Here She Goes" all of which are produced on the Big Ship Label. Bramma also looks forward to the release of a hot new single entitled, "Tell You Say You Bad" produced by Truckback Records.