Burna Boy’s 7th studio album, “I Told Them…,” released on August 24, 2023, is currently No. 1 in 55 countries including Jamaica, the U.K. and U.A.E on Apple Music. The album features a star-studded lineup of international stars such as 21 Savage, Dave, Seyi Vibez, J. Cole, GZA and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan, and Byron Messia.
Only 2 other African albums have ever peaked at No. 1 on Apple Music in more than 50 countries at the same time and they Beth belong to the Ye Ye singer. “Love, Damini” peaked at No. 1 in 69 countries, “Twice As Tall” in 59 countries.
Still on Apple Music Jamaica: At No. 2. is Beyoncé’s “RENAISSANCE.”
3. Travis Scott – “UTOPIA” (-1)
After peaking at No. 1 and staying there for the last two weeks, Travis Scott’s “UTOPIA” remains a crowd favorite in the island at number three. Known for his genre-blending tracks, he’s keeping the vibes fresh.
4. Valiant – “4:14” (-1)
Valiant’s “4:14” holds steady at number four. This homegrown talent is making waves with his lyrical skills and unique sound on his first mixtape release. The projected peaked at No. 1.
5. Masicka – “438” (-1)
The longest running album on Apple Music Jamaica top ten Masicka’s “438” takes the fifth spot today, delivering some of the finest dancehall rhythms on the island.
6. Victoria Monét – “JAGUAR II” (NEW)
Victoria Monét’s “JAGUAR II” makes a stunning entrance at number six. Her soulful voice and R&B tunes are a breath of fresh air.
7. Various Artists – “Big Bunx Riddim – EP” (-1)
At number seven, “Big Bunx Riddim – EP” by Various Artists keeps the reggae vibes alive with its captivating rhythms.
8. Armanii – “Nostalgic” (NEW)
Armanii’s “Nostalgic” makes its debut at number eight, bringing a nostalgic twist to the island’s music scene.
9. SZA – “SOS” (+2)
SZA’s “SOS” climbs to number nine with her soulful and captivating melodies.
10. Zagga – “17/06” (-3)
Zagga’s “17/06” takes the tenth spot, providing a unique blend of reggae and dancehall.
11. Pablo YG – “Bad Juvi Mixtape” (-1)
“Pablo YG – Bad Juvi Mixtape” continues to impress at number eleven.
12. Drake & 21 Savage – “Her Loss” (=)
Drake and 21 Savage’s collaboration “Her Loss” holds its ground at number twelve, showcasing the power of rap and hip-hop.
13. Dave & Central Cee – “Split Decision – EP” (-4)
Dave and Central Cee’s “Split Decision – EP” slips to thirteen, but it still packs a punch with its thought-provoking tracks.
14. Gunna – “a Gift & a Curse” (+5)
Gunna’s “a Gift & a Curse” surges to number fourteen, delivering a captivating mix of rap and trap.
15. Chris Brown – “Indigo (Extended)” (+42)
Chris Brown’s “Indigo (Extended)” makes a remarkable jump to fifteen, showcasing his enduring popularity in Jamaica ahead of his August 22 “Under The Influence” concert.
16. Drake – “Views” (+10)
Drake’s “Views” climbs to number sixteen, proving that his music continues to resonate with fans.
17. Quavo – “Rocket Power” (-12)
Quavo’s “Rocket Power” takes the seventeenth spot.
18. Drake – “Certified Lover Boy” (-5)
“Certified Lover Boy” by Drake holds the eighteenth spot.
19. Post Malone – “AUSTIN (Bonus)” (-4)
Post Malone’s “AUSTIN (Bonus)” drops to number nineteen but still captivates with his unique sound.
20. Burna Boy – “Love, Damini” (-2)
Burna Boy makes a second appearance in the top 20 with “Love, Damini” at number twenty.
