WORL MAG

08/11/2025

04/11/2025

From a laundromat to a kitchen table, Ackee & Saltfish turns everyday life into a quiet story of migration and memory.

The mother’s struggle to hold onto her Jamaican roots while her kids wave English flags says it all — culture, identity, and belonging collide in every frame. 🇯🇲🇬🇧

A commendable debut with small flaws, but a big heart. 💛

27/10/2025

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25/10/2025

From lockdown mixes to international soca stages
Meet — the Manchester DJ representing for the islands and breaking barriers for women in music.
Half Jamaican, half English, 100% vibes
From viral mixes to BBC Radio and Notting Hill Carnival, Macyy proves that passion + consistency = unstoppable.

Read her full story now on Worlmag.com

15/10/2025

🔥 A Night of Electric Energy! 🔥
Ayetian lit up Electric Brixton on October 10th with a performance that was pure fire from start to finish.

Stepping out to his viral hit “Tip” featuring Shenseea & Skillibeng, the crowd erupted — and it didn’t stop there. From “Balance” to “Anyweh”, and the crowd-favorite “Wah Yo Deh Pan”, every track hit harder than the last. 💥

Supported by Rampage SoundSystem, surprise guests, and an audience that matched his energy bar for bar, Ayetian delivered a show packed with rhythm, charisma, and pure Caribbean vibes. 🌴🎶

His signature slangs — “1 Gyal Everyday,” “Bounce,” “Yo Natzz” — echoed through the venue as fans chanted every word. This was more than a concert — it was a movement.

London felt the full force of Ayetian’s star power — and it’s only up from here. 🚀

15/10/2025

The premiere of 3 Cold Dishes at Indigo at The O2 proved why African cinema is stepping boldly onto the global stage. 🌍✨

This gripping Pan-African revenge thriller follows three women — Esosa (Nigeria), Fatouma (Côte d’Ivoire), and Giselle (Benin) — as they reunite to seek justice against the men who once exploited them. The result? A hauntingly powerful story of trauma, sisterhood, and retribution.

Each performance was deeply human — raw, emotional, and unforgettable. The chemistry between the leads drew the audience into every frame, blending vulnerability with unshakable strength. 🎭🔥

Beyond the action and suspense, 3 Cold Dishes delivers a message that lingers — shedding light on the realities of human trafficking while celebrating African resilience and unity.

A remarkable film that doesn’t just entertain… it awakens. 💥

11/10/2025

Noah Powa ‘We have more mixers than selectors’

What are your thoughts on both roles in dancehall?

09/10/2025

🚨 WORLMAG Meets Rytikal 🚨
From St. Thomas streets to topping YouTube charts — Rytikal has carved out his lane as one of dancehall’s most powerful young voices.

🔥 Inspired by his big brother’s lyrics, he started at age 8 and grew through EastSyde Records with hits like King Inna War.
🎶 Tracks like Chosen, Cookie Jar, My World, Living, and Where I’m From made him a standout.
🙏 Chosen showed his vulnerability and spirituality, integrating Psalm 142.
💡 With Weh Mi Know, he opened up about love, trust, and mental struggles: “Future bright, but darkness a weh mi know.”

Despite challenges — from a 2021 firearm charge (later acquitted) to feuds — Rytikal rebranded to Purytikal, choosing positivity, unity, and purpose.

🎥 His latest drop Murderaz (ft. Bush Wakka) is a cinematic street tale, while upcoming 2025 releases like My Dolly, Strong…, Luxury, Big Gunz prove his versatility.

🌟 Deep lyrics. Impactful visuals. Evolving sound.
Rytikal is not just a voice — he’s a movement.

Stay tuned. 🚀
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08/10/2025

🔥 Dancehall Shellings! 🔥
iWaata is dominating the iTunes Charts with TWO massive hits 🚀
#2️⃣ – Pipe (Remix) ft. Xyclone
#7️⃣ – Gimmi Likkle

Big up the movement, this is only the beginning! 🏆🎶

👉🏽 Tap in & run up the streams now!

07/10/2025

✨ Gospel Explosion 2025 – A Night of Praise, Power & Caribbean Gospel Energy ✨

Broadway Theatre, Catford came alive on Sat 4th Oct as Gospel Explosion 2025 brought together local favourites, rising stars, and international gospel icons. 🙌 Backed by Eddie’s House Band, the night delivered worship, culture, and unforgettable energy.

🌟 Highlights included:
🎤 Coco Dupree – smooth gospel R&B vibes setting the tone.
🔥 Imrhan – urban gospel fire with rap, testimony & innovation.
🌸 Natalie Okri – Britain’s Got Talent alum turned gospel sensation.
🙌 Roger Samuels – leading South London in a powerful worship moment.
🇺🇸 VaShawn Mitchell – Grammy-nominated excellence from the States.
🎶 Let’s Go Gospel Lewisham Choir – community unity in song.
🇹🇹 Sherwin Gardner – soca gospel powerhouse closing with joy & celebration.

From R&B grooves to soca praise, Gospel Explosion 2025 was more than a concert — it was an experience of worship, culture, and unity during Black History Month. 💫

06/10/2025

🔥 From Kingston roots to NYC vibes, Noah Powa proves resilience and originality can carve a lasting legacy. 🎤✨
Comedian. Selector. MC. Actor. Writer. Entertainer.
Noah turned doubt into drive, bringing uplifting messages and authentic dancehall energy to the world stage. 🌎💯

💥 “No Stress” to the world — positivity, empowerment & culture at its finest.