International dancehall recording artist Dovey Magnum is preparing for an action-packed summer season, kicking off a multi-month slate of new creative projects with the upcoming release of her fresh single “Be Patient”.
Produced by Nigel Angus at Kingston-based Palm Tree Flow Records, the upcoming track puts the Jamaican artist’s one-of-a-kind melodic style and sharp songwriting craftsmanship on full display. For Magnum, this single marks just the opening of a flood of new material she has spent months crafting for her global fanbase.
Unlike many artists who simply fit their vocals around pre-made instrumentals, Magnum says she takes command of every beat she touches, driven by an authentic, lifelong passion for music. “I don’t just sing on a beat I dominate it because I genuinely love music. I have so many new songs to drop but I am just pacing myself. Like the title of my new song says, Be Patient,” the artist explained.
Born Simsky Harrison and raised in Spanish Town, Jamaica, Magnum first rose to mainstream prominence in 2017, when her breakout hit “Bawl Out” became a viral smash that pushed her into the spotlight both on the island and across international dancehall circles. In the years following that breakthrough, she built on her momentum with a string of fan-favorite tracks, including “Prayer Me A Use And Win”, “Sex Slave”, and “Female Shella”.
Now looking ahead to 2026, Magnum says her motivation and drive to create remain just as strong as they were when she first entered the industry. While she acknowledges the dancehall space has shifted dramatically over the past decade, she remains confident in her established place in the genre, anchored by her unchanging love for creating music.
“Di game change up in many ways but one thing still remains. Bad a artiste a bad artiste and Dovey Magnum a bad artiste suh I care zero about what is happening or who is happening because me sure my space secured. My love for music is just as strong as it was when I just started,” she shared.
Right now, the artist is deep in collaboration with producer Nigel Angus and publicist Karl Durrant to finalize “Be Patient” ahead of its release, and map out the rollout for her upcoming slate of new music planned for the rest of the year.