D’YANI’S DEBUT ALBUM LIVE LIFE & PROSPER ARRIVES AT #3 ON THE U.S. iTUNES REGGAE CHART
Jamaican singer-songwriter and poet D’Yani has officially released his debut album, Live Life & Prosper, an 11-track body of work exploring faith, family, love, vulnerability, healing, and personal growth.
The album arrives with early international momentum, reaching #3 on the U.S. iTunes Reggae Chart and #15 on the UK iTunes Reggae Chart. Individual tracks from the project have also begun charting internationally, including “Dutchpot,” “Jah Has Been Too Good,” “Clasp Your Hands,” “On And On,” and fan favorite “Live A Little.” The project is currently seeing its strongest streaming activity across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Jamaica, and France.
Blending soulful storytelling with modern sounds, D’Yani moves across reggae, dancehall, ska, lovers rock, soul, R&B, and gospel influences, pairing his distinctly raspy vocals with deeply personal songwriting. Across Live Life & Prosper, he reflects on the experiences, relationships, values, and lessons that have shaped him while encouraging listeners to embrace life, love deeply, remain grounded in faith, and move with purpose.
The album moves from uplifting fan favorites “Journey” and “Live A Little” to the resilience of “Joy Come A Morning,” the romance and vulnerability of “Miss You Bad,” “Dutchpot,” and “Love Is Infinite,” and the celebration of women heard on “Blooming” and “Fi Mi Mama.” Faith becomes increasingly central toward the album’s conclusion with “Clasp Your Hands” and “Jah Has Been Too Good,” closing the project with gratitude and spiritual conviction.
D’Yani shares:
“This album is a reflection of every season I’ve lived through faith, family, love, struggle, healing and growth. Every song carries a lesson or a testimony, and I hope people can find a piece of themselves in these stories. At the end of the day, I just want the music to remind people that no matter what they’re facing, there’s always hope, always purpose, and always joy on the other side.”
The release follows a growing period of international visibility for D’Yani. During a recent trip to the UK, he took the main stage at DJ AG Fest and hosted an intimate album listening session, giving audiences an early introduction to the project and showcasing the soulful vocals and live musicianship at the center of his artistry.
With more than 127 million views on YouTube and a growing international audience, D’Yani has steadily evolved from one of Jamaica’s emerging voices into an artist reaching listeners well beyond the island.
At the heart of that evolution is the philosophy behind Live Life & Prosper. More than an album title, it represents a mindset D’Yani intentionally entered the music industry to embody—one centered on gratitude, purpose, faith, love, and appreciating life’s simplest moments. It is a philosophy he lives by personally, even carrying the words permanently tattooed on his skin.
LIVE LIFE & PROSPER — TRACK BY TRACK
1. “Journey”
Produced by XTM Nation
A motivational soundtrack for perseverance, “Journey” reminds listeners that success is earned through faith, resilience, and consistency. It’s an inspiring reflection on life’s challenges and the determination to keep moving forward.
2. “Live A Little”
Produced by XTM Nation
Blending reggae wisdom with feel-good energy, “Live A Little” encourages listeners to slow down, embrace joy, and appreciate life’s blessings despite its pressures. It’s an anthem for balance, gratitude, and living in the moment.
3. “Dutchpot”
Produced by Natural High
A warm, romantic love song built around commitment and devotion.
4. “On And On”
Produced by DJ Pro / Runkus / XTM Nation
An energetic blend of dancehall and R&B, “On And On” celebrates chemistry, attraction, and intimacy.
5. “Blooming”
Produced by Echo Beats
A celebration of feminine strength and growth, “Blooming” honors women who continue to thrive despite life’s challenges.
6. “Miss You Bad”
Produced by XTM Nation
Using addiction as a metaphor for romance, “Miss You Bad” explores longing, vulnerability, and emotional dependency. The honest songwriting captures the highs and lows of love and separation.
7. “Love Is Infinite”
Produced by Koastal Kings
Built around the timeless message that love conquers all, “Love Is Infinite” is an uplifting anthem encouraging unity, compassion, and community while celebrating love as one of humanity’s greatest strengths.
8. “Fi Mi Mama”
Produced by XTM Nation / Runkus
A heartfelt tribute to D’Yani’s mother and hardworking mothers around the world, “Fi Mi Mama” reflects on sacrifice, unconditional love, and the lessons that shape us.
9. “Joy Come A Morning”
Produced by XTM Nation
“Joy Come A Morning” acknowledges life’s hardships while reminding listeners that brighter days always follow.
10. “Clasp Your Hands”
Produced by Natural High
A prayer rooted in gratitude, “Clasp Your Hands” reflects on answered prayers, divine favor, and the importance of remaining faithful while celebrating life’s blessings.
11. “Jah Has Been Too Good”
Produced by XTM Nation / Runkus
Closing the album with a powerful testimony of faith and divine guidance, “Jah Has Been Too Good” celebrates God’s grace through every season of life. Anchored by spiritual conviction, the track reflects gratitude, resilience, and unwavering belief, ending the project in praise.