Dancehall Phenomenon Malie Donn Sparks Frenzy In Brooklyn Ahead Of “NYC Take Over”
Jamaica, New York — May 2026 The movement continues as dancehall phenomenon Malie Donn prepares to take center stage with “NYC Take Over,” set for Saturday, May 9, 2026. The highly anticipated Brooklyn staging, with only a few tickets remaining, underscores the strong demand surrounding the artist and the momentum he continues to build, prompting established promoter Platinum Kids Ent. to secure a larger venue to accommodate more patrons. The timing of “NYC Take Over” aligns with new music on the horizon. Malie Donn is set to release his single “Holiday” on May 22, followed by his upcoming debut album, “The Golden Child,” scheduled for summer release. Both releases are expected to build on his current momentum and further solidify his position. On stage in Brooklyn, patrons can expect a set driven by the records that built his buzz, alongside previews of what’s next. With a sold-out venue, the night is poised to reflect the level of interest and engagement the artiste has been generating. His debut project, “The Grand Rising” (2024), featuring Byron Messia, Squash, and Armanii, added weight to his catalogue, showcasing his range while maintaining the core sound that continues to resonate with listeners. The “NYC Take Over” event is set to take place at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 12, 299 Sands Street, Brooklyn, NY. Doors open 10:00 PM. Click here for Malie Donn’s Playlist With only few tickets remaining click here to purchase ticket ABOUT [ARTIST] Malie Donn is a rising Jamaican Dancehall artist known for melodic street anthems that blend dancehall, Trap dancehall and melodic sing jay flows.He gained major traction in the early 2020(s) with viral release and collaborations, building a growing international audience across Jamaica, The UK, The Caribbean Diaspora, and Global Streaming Platforms, positioning him as the face of the new generation shaping modern dancehall culture. ABOUT [LABEL] VP Records is a global record label and distributor specializing in reggae, dancehall, and Caribbean music. A longstanding reggae label with roots in Kingston, Jamaica, the company was founded by Vincent Chin and Patricia Chin, whose Randy’s Record Mart and Studio 17 helped shape the early recording landscape of Jamaican music.Following the family’s move to New York in the late 1970s, VP Records expanded its retail, distribution, and label operations, playing a central role in bringing Jamaican music to international audiences during the rise of dancehall and beyond. Today, as part of VP Music Group, the company spans recorded music, publishing, distribution, retail, and licensing, with operations across North America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia.A cornerstone label in the global reach of reggae and dancehall, VP’s catalog bridges multiple eras of Caribbean music, including releases from Sean Paul, Shaggy, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, and Spice, alongside a broad roster of contemporary artists. Its archive has expanded through the acquisition of Greensleeves Records and the launch of reissue imprint 17 North Parade, positioning the company among the largest holders of reggae and dancehall recordings worldwide.Across more than four decades, VP Records continues to release new work while maintaining one of the genre’s most extensive catalogs.
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Jamaica, New York — May 2026 The movement continues as dancehall phenomenon Malie Donn prepares to take center stage with “NYC Take Over,” set for Saturday, May 9, 2026.
The highly anticipated Brooklyn staging, with only a few tickets remaining, underscores the strong demand surrounding the artist and the momentum he continues to build, prompting established promoter Platinum Kids Ent. to secure a larger venue to accommodate more patrons.
The timing of “NYC Take Over” aligns with new music on the horizon. Malie Donn is set to release his single “Holiday” on May 22, followed by his upcoming debut album, “The Golden Child,” scheduled for summer release. Both releases are expected to build on his current momentum and further solidify his position.
On stage in Brooklyn, patrons can expect a set driven by the records that built his buzz, alongside previews of what’s next. With a sold-out venue, the night is poised to reflect the level of interest and engagement the artiste has been generating.
His debut project, “The Grand Rising” (2024), featuring Byron Messia, Squash, and Armanii, added weight to his catalogue, showcasing his range while maintaining the core sound that continues to resonate with listeners.
The “NYC Take Over” event is set to take place at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 12, 299 Sands Street, Brooklyn, NY. Doors open 10:00 PM.
Click here for Malie Donn’s Playlist
With only few tickets remaining click here to purchase ticket
| ABOUT [ARTIST] Malie Donn is a rising Jamaican Dancehall artist known for melodic street anthems that blend dancehall, Trap dancehall and melodic sing jay flows.He gained major traction in the early 2020(s) with viral release and collaborations, building a growing international audience across Jamaica, The UK, The Caribbean Diaspora, and Global Streaming Platforms, positioning him as the face of the new generation shaping modern dancehall culture. |
| ABOUT [LABEL] VP Records is a global record label and distributor specializing in reggae, dancehall, and Caribbean music. A longstanding reggae label with roots in Kingston, Jamaica, the company was founded by Vincent Chin and Patricia Chin, whose Randy’s Record Mart and Studio 17 helped shape the early recording landscape of Jamaican music.Following the family’s move to New York in the late 1970s, VP Records expanded its retail, distribution, and label operations, playing a central role in bringing Jamaican music to international audiences during the rise of dancehall and beyond. Today, as part of VP Music Group, the company spans recorded music, publishing, distribution, retail, and licensing, with operations across North America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia.A cornerstone label in the global reach of reggae and dancehall, VP’s catalog bridges multiple eras of Caribbean music, including releases from Sean Paul, Shaggy, Beenie Man, Beres Hammond, and Spice, alongside a broad roster of contemporary artists. Its archive has expanded through the acquisition of Greensleeves Records and the launch of reissue imprint 17 North Parade, positioning the company among the largest holders of reggae and dancehall recordings worldwide.Across more than four decades, VP Records continues to release new work while maintaining one of the genre’s most extensive catalogs. |
