Jahvillani Steps Into September With a Fresh Run of Dancehall Releases

Jahvillani has entered September with a steady run of new music and visuals, keeping his name in the dancehall conversation through a series of releases that have arrived in quick succession.

The St Ann deejay’s latest release is “Pon A Level,” which landed on September 4. The single follows a busy stretch that has already included new collaborations, standalone material and a fresh visual release. Apple Music lists “Pon A Level” as Jahvillani’s latest single.

Its arrival comes shortly after Jahvillani joined fellow St Ann artist Skippa for “False Teeth,” a collaboration released on August 28 through YGF Records.

The track carries significance beyond the pairing of two current dancehall voices. “False Teeth” forms part of YGF Turns 10, a project marking a decade of YGF Records, and was produced by Tevino Richards. Richards said the song emerged while the two artists were listening to riddims in the studio and began building the record together.

The collaboration has also received a visual push, with the “False Teeth” video surfacing on September 5.

Jahvillani had already added another visual to his recent run with the release of the official video for “Code Switch” on September 2, according to current dancehall release listings.

The sequence gives Jahvillani a notable presence at the beginning of September without relying on a single major project announcement. Instead, his current momentum has been built through a succession of individual releases and collaborations.

That approach is consistent with his 2026 output. His current catalogue includes singles such as “2019,” “Jump Off,” “No Favors,” “Cheat,” “Mawd,” “False Teeth” and “Pon A Level,” according to his Apple Music artist page.

For Jahvillani, the significance of the current stretch may ultimately depend on how these records perform beyond their initial release cycle. For now, however, the pattern is clear: he is keeping his catalogue moving and maintaining a visible presence in dancehall as September gets underway.