Jamaican-Haitian artist Ayetian releases mixtape JamPack

Jamaican-Haitian dancehall artist Ayetian has released his latest project, JamPack, a 16-track mixtape that showcases his versatility while celebrating the Caribbean influences that have shaped his sound.

The project blends dancehall, trap dancehall, bouyon, soca, hip hop and melodic sounds, reflecting Ayetian’s upbringing in Montego Bay and his connection to both Jamaican and Haitian cultures.

Rather than separating the mixtape by genre, Ayetian allows energy and emotion to guide the project, creating a body of work that moves between high-energy party anthems, street records and more reflective moments.

"The mission wasn't to chase different genres," Ayetian said. "It was to create one body of work driven by feeling and energy that reflects the full spectrum of the Caribbean."

JamPack features collaborations with artists including Ky-Mani Marley, Kodak Black, Stefflon Don, Skillibeng and Tony Mix, as well as longtime collaborator Nvtzz.

The mixtape opens with an intimate exchange between Ayetian and his mother before transitioning into "Bob Marley," featuring Ky-Mani Marley, where the artist positions himself as a new-generation voice carrying Caribbean culture forward.

On "Jamatian," Ayetian celebrates his dual heritage, embracing both Jamaican and Haitian influences that have become central to his artistic identity.

Other standout tracks include "Miami Vice," a groove-driven anthem inspired by Miami’s fast-paced lifestyle and Caribbean influence; "Scale Tip Ova," which highlights Ayetian’s deejay skills; and "T-Pot," which reimagines Super Beagle’s classic "Dust a Sound Boy" with a high-energy twist.

The mixtape also explores Ayetian’s softer side through tracks such as "FYAH," "Gih Yuh Some" featuring Skillibeng, and "My Girl" featuring Stefflon Don.

On "Fling It Back" featuring Tony Mix, Ayetian incorporates bouyon influences while moving between patois and French Creole, reflecting the cultural blend that has shaped his musical journey. The "CMA Interlude" includes excerpts from his recent conversation with Okayplayer during Caribbean Music Awards weekend, offering insight into the creative process behind the project.

The mixtape closes with "Mobay Interlude" and "Mobay City" with Nvtzz, where Ayetian reflects on his journey from Montego Bay to the international stage.

Following the release of JamPack, Ayetian is set to perform at Rum Island Festival in Atlanta on July 11 before returning to Jamaica for Reggae Sumfest on July 18.

With its mix of Caribbean sounds, collaborations and personal storytelling, JamPack presents Ayetian as an artist embracing his heritage while pushing dancehall’s next generation forward.

JamPack Tracklist