Ayetian releases star-studded ‘JamPack’ mixtape

Dancehall star Ayetian has officially released JamPack, a 16-track mixtape that marks one of the biggest milestones of his career.

The project arrived on July 10, 2026, through TrapMilli Entertainment, LifeStyle Musik Group, and Spaj Phoenix Records. It follows a breakout year that has pushed the Montego Bay deejay onto the international stage.

Major collaborations headline the project

JamPack features an impressive lineup of guest artists from across the Caribbean and the United States.

The mixtape includes appearances from Kodak Black, Ky-Mani Marley, Stefflon Don, Skillibeng, Tony Mix, and Nvtzz. Each collaboration adds a different flavor while keeping Ayetian’s signature dancehall sound at the center.

Among the standout records is “Zzz Out” featuring Kodak Black, while “Bob Marley” pairs Ayetian with Ky-Mani Marley. Fans also get collaborations with Skillibeng on “Gih Yuh Some” and Stefflon Don on “My Girl.”

Blending cultures through music

Born in Jamaica to Haitian parents, Ayetian uses JamPack to celebrate both sides of his heritage.

The project blends dancehall, trap dancehall, hip hop, soca and melodic influences into one body of work. On “Fling It Back” featuring Tony Mix, he switches between Jamaican Patois and French Creole, highlighting his cultural roots.

The mixtape also features production from Slingerz Records, Silent Addy, Disco Neil, DJ Mac, Dane Ray, Crawba Genius, and Countree Hype.

Momentum continues to grow

The release follows one of the biggest years of Ayetian’s career.

He recently earned seven Caribbean Music Award nominations and surpassed 100 million YouTube views. Before the mixtape dropped, he promoted the project with media appearances at Billboard, Hot 97, SiriusXM, Pandora, and Ebony Magazine.

Instagram recovered before release

Just one day before JamPack arrived, Ayetian regained access to his Instagram account after unauthorized posts appeared on the page earlier in the week.

He thanked his team for helping recover the account and apologized to fans before shifting his attention back to the mixtape rollout.

With JamPack now available worldwide, Ayetian heads into a busy stretch that includes performances at Rum Island Festival in Atlanta and Reggae Sumfest in Jamaica.