Reggae singer Jahmiel joins more seasoned reggae and dancehall performers like Capleton, Shenseea, Popcaan, Beenie Man, Spice, and Masicka in tonight’s Magnum Live Concert 2017 at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica. The Jamaica Observer recently featured the 24-year-old reggae artist, underlining his success with the track “Gain the World,” which is one of his many hits last year. Jahmiel began performing in Jamaica when he was eight and started recording music at 12. Now, he becoming well-known abroad. Richard Johnson writes:

“There were a number of firsts for me during 2016. I was able to perform overseas, touching places like Belgium, Canada and the US for the first time and perform for my fans. I was also on big shows like Rebel Salute performing alongside Mavado. Other highlights of the year included seeing my video for the song Years To Come airing on BET Soul. I also won the JaRIA and Sting awards for Breakthrough Artiste of the Year,” he told Splash.

[. . .] As for 2017, the artiste promises to hit the ground running, doubling his output. “Just expect more great things from the great man. I had about seven songs that were hits last year; looking forward to 14 this year. I write music based on experiences and the more I live, the more experiences I will have. This year I want to put out my first album. I have no set date, but it’s this year for sure.”

Jahmiel joins Capleton, Shenseea, Popcaan, Beenie Man, Spice, Masicka on tomorrow’s staging of Magnum Live to be held at Sabina Park in Kingston. This, the artiste says, will kick-start his year, which sees him already booked for gigs in the wider Caribbean — St Vincent and St Kitts — as well as spot shows in Europe in February. [. . .]

For full article, see http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/entertainment/Jahmiel-eyes-growth_85766

Also see http://reggaelizeit.com/events/magnum-live-concert-2017/