
Ai Milly's Old Milly Soars to No. 1 on Apple Music Jamaica Albums Chart
- Kaboom Editors

- 5 days ago
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Updated: 4 days ago
The trap-dancehall artiste celebrates his latest career milestone as his fourth studio album, the 17-track Old Milly, tops the Apple Music Jamaica Albums chart. Executive produced by DethWrld Records with A&R by Jamar Cleary, the project marks another major step in his growing career

Ai Milly continues his rise with his No. 1 album
Recording artiste Ai Milly is celebrating a major career milestone after his latest album, Old Milly, soared to No. 1 on the Apple Music Albums chart in Jamaica.
The 17-track project, the talented deejay's fourth studio album, features songs including "NDMD," "Purple Rain," "Perfect Timing," "National Anthem," and more. The album was crafted with the support of several producers, including DethWrld Records, Catalog Music Group, Krush Flo, Ell Dunce Records, among others. With its polished production and strong attention to detail, Ai Milly has high expectations for the project's long-term success.
Old Milly was executive produced by Keaunu "Deth" Gordon of DethWrld Records, distributed by ONErpm, with Jamar Cleary serving as the project's A&R.
Hailing from the north coast town of Oracabessa, Jamaica, the trap-dancehall artiste has steadily built his reputation through a consistent stream of releases. His discography includes his debut album WTDO from 2023, followed by PGLT (2024), 5ive Block (2025), and now Old Milly, which marks another significant step in his musical journey.
Passionate about music from an early age, Ai Milly began pursuing his career seriously while attending high school, around grade nine. Currently signed to and managed by DethWrld Records, the rising artiste continues to establish himself as one of the emerging names in Jamaica's trap-dancehall scene.
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