Malie Donn’s ‘The Golden Child’ reaches No. 2 on US Apple Music reggae chart
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At a glance
- Jamaican dancehall artist Malie Donn’s debut studio album, “The Golden Child,” reached No. 2 on the US Apple Music Reggae Albums chart one day after its release.
- The 21-track album, released through VP Records, also entered the Top 10 in several Caribbean markets.
- The chart performance builds on Malie Donn’s recent singles success and marks a milestone in his rise as an internationally emerging dancehall artist.
Malie Donn’s debut album, “The Golden Child,” has climbed to No. 2 on the US Apple Music Reggae Albums chart just one day after its release, placing the Jamaican dancehall artist ahead of Masicka’s “Forever Reign.”
Released on September 4 through VP Records, the 21-track project has also secured Top 10 Apple Music positions in several Caribbean markets. The early chart response adds to the momentum Malie Donn has built with “Holiday,” “Van Cleef” and “Vancleef Pt 2.”
The album traces the experiences that shaped his journey from Spanish Town to Waterford in Portmore. It combines his signature flow with trap-influenced dancehall production while addressing ambition, pressure, lifestyle, relationships and personal growth.
The Golden Child represents everything that brought me to this point: the pressure, the growth, the wins and the lessons.
“ The Golden Child represents everything that brought me to this point: the pressure, the growth, the wins and the lessons,” Malie Donn said. “This album gives people a chance to hear more of who I am as an artist, where I want to take the music next and the versatility I bring.”
The album is led by “Golden Child,” featuring Squash. Other collaborations include DJ Frass on “Drum,” Byron Messia on “Free 6ix Boss,” Antuwang on “Trackstar” and Javo Donn on “Club Lit.” Its track list also includes “Holiday,” “Live Life,” “Lucid,” “No Fear,” “Time A Night,” “Miami” and “Winning.”
This album gives people a chance to hear more of who I am as an artist, where I want to take the music next and the versatility I bring.
Originally published by Jamaica Observer in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.