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Ayetian’s ‘Trini Pack’ set to ignite Caribbean on Valentine’s Day
Ayetian (Photo: Demario G Hinds)
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February 11, 2025

Ayetian’s ‘Trini Pack’ set to ignite Caribbean on Valentine’s Day

Rising international dancehall star Ayetian will be releasing his debut EP on Valentine’s Day as a ‘gift’ for his growing legion of fans across the Caribbean.

“The EP is called Trini Pack because it is a collaboration between Trinidad and Jamaica. We will be releasing the EP on Valentine’s Day because of the tremendous love I have been getting from the fans across the Caribbean, this is my gift to them,“ Ayetian, whose real name is Malik Tercien, said.

The EP will include adrenaline-pumping bangers such as Ben Yo Back, Tip, CARICOM, Glock Whistle, and Cawnival.

The major executive producers of the project are Trap Milli Entertainment, Lifestyle Musik Group (LSMG) and Spaj Phoenix Records.

“This is a collaborative project that reflects the diversity, spirit and joy of our Caribbean culture. I believe a United Caribbean can elevate our music to the global stage in a new exciting way. The fans are going to enjoy the beats and the high production qualities of this EP,” Ayetian said.

Ayetian has experienced a meteoric rise in his career in recent months as he has amassed a huge social media following with several of his songs and videos going viral on the Instagram and TikTok platforms. Ayetian’s most recent break out hit, Balance is generating major attention internationally, racking up almost a million streams on Spotify catching the attention of international labels who have been reaching out to the young rhyme slinger.

“Ayetian is poised to make a huge impact on the international music scene because he is an authentic Caribbean product that has a genuine region-wide movement behind him. We are excited about his future prospects,” Nicholas Douglas, chief executive officer of the LifeStyle Musik Group (LSMG), said.

Ayetian grew up in Montego Bay where he attended Cornwall College, and gained 11 subjects in local CSEC exams, after which, he completed one year of sixth form at Anchovy High in St James. The artiste’s family is of Haitian descent, and he was brought up within the Haitian culture so he christened himself ‘Ayetian’.

The charismatic teenager began taking music seriously when he was in the 11th grade when he went viral on TikTok with a freestyle, after which Nvtzz (Natz) from TrapMilli Entertainment reached out to him via Instagram. The chemistry was right, and ever since they’ve been working together on several projects.

He scored his first trending song, Lawge, in 2023. while he was still in high school. He followed up that success with the viral banger, Bomb, that racked up 2.6 million views on YouTube. Ayetian continued to excel with the grimy Anyweh which generated 8.4 million views on YouTube, further solidifying his fan base.

Ayetian is poised to lead out the next wave of Caribbean talent on the international stage.

“We are bringing Caribbean music to the world,” Ayetian said.

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