Ayetian Turns Up the Heat With “Fyah” Music Video

Jamaican-Haitian dancehall artist Ayetian is turning up the energy with the official music video for his track “Fyah.”

The visual premiered on Saturday, August 15, 2026, giving fans a new look at one of the standout tracks from his debut mixtape, JamPack.

A High-Energy Dancehall Cut

“Fyah” originally dropped on July 10 as the ninth track on JamPack.

The song blends modern trap elements with traditional dancehall rhythms. Countree Hype and Nvtzz handled the production.

Ayetian keeps the record energetic from start to finish. The repetitive hook and fast-paced delivery make it a natural fit for clubs, parties and dance sessions.

The Visual Brings the Heat

The official video pushes the song’s title into its visual identity.

Sharp choreography drives the performance. Vibrant color grading adds to the intensity, while smoke and fire effects reinforce the track’s fiery theme.

Rather than leaning into a complicated storyline, the video keeps the focus on Ayetian, the music and the movement.

Ayetian’s Caribbean Identity

At just 21, Ayetian has quickly become one of Jamaica’s rising dancehall names.

Born Malik Legend Tercien, the Montego Bay artist embraces both his Jamaican and Haitian roots.

His music often moves between Jamaican Patois and Haitian French Creole. That blend has become an important part of his identity and creative direction.

JamPack

Opens a Bigger Chapter

“Fyah” arrives as part of Ayetian’s debut mixtape, JamPack, which dropped in July.

The 16-track project features an international lineup that includes Kodak Black, Skillibeng, Stefflon Don, Ky-Mani Marley and Haitian artist Tony Mix.

Other songs include “Zzz Out,” “My Girl,” “Gih Yuh Some” and “Fling It Back.”

The project also reflects Ayetian’s goal of connecting Jamaica with the wider Caribbean through his music.

A Fast-Rising Name

Ayetian’s momentum has continued to build throughout 2026.

Billboard named him its Caribbean Up-and-Comer of the Month for July. He also earned seven nominations at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards.

His catalog has also generated major streaming numbers. According to the data provided, his music had already accumulated 22.9 million U.S. streams before JamPack arrived.

With “Fyah” now getting its official visual treatment, Ayetian is giving JamPack another push while strengthening his position as one of dancehall’s emerging young voices.