450 and Damian Marley’s “Good Morning” Goes Global, Tops US Audiomack Chart

Dancehall artiste 450 and Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley are taking their new collaboration, “Good Morning,” to international audiences, with the track reaching No. 1 on Audiomack’s US chart and charting in more than 35 countries. Released on October 16, 2026, the song is already delivering an impressive international run, giving producer Jahvanie “Weekday” Morrison a significant career milestone.

The collaboration is attracting attention across several markets. According to a report published by DancehallMag on October 29, “Good Morning” also reached No. 4 and No. 6 on the iTunes charts in the United Kingdom and Japan, respectively. In the Caribbean, it topped iTunes in Grenada and The Bahamas and reached No. 10 on YouTube’s trending chart in Jamaica.

One of its more unexpected achievements came in Kenya, where the song reached No. 3 on YouTube’s chart in Nairobi. For Weekday, seeing his production connect with listeners in a market like that was a first.

From Jamaica to More Than 35 Countries

The song’s early performance suggests that its appeal is extending well beyond its home market. Weekday told DancehallMag that the track had received radio play internationally, while its chart appearances continued to spread across different territories.

“It has been great. We’ve gotten radio plays from all over the world,” the producer said.

The music video is also helping drive the song’s visibility. Shot between Miami and Jamaica and directed by AKA Ruppi and AM Visuals, the visuals surpassed three million YouTube views in less than a week, according to the report.

That combination of streaming activity, radio support and video engagement has given “Good Morning” momentum across several platforms in a relatively short period.

A First Marley Family Collaboration for 450

For 450, the collaboration represents a new chapter. It is his first time working with a member of the Marley family, a musical dynasty whose influence remains deeply connected to reggae’s international reach.

Damian Marley brings his own established reputation to the record. As the youngest son of reggae legend Bob Marley, Jr. Gong has built an international career that moves between roots reggae, dancehall and contemporary sounds.

Weekday, meanwhile, already had a connection to the Marley family through previous work with Julian Marley. However, collaborating with Damian was a personal ambition.

The producer described the opportunity as one of his dream collaborations since entering the music industry. Seeing the record released and connecting with audiences has made the experience especially meaningful.

Weekday Wants to Break Away From Repetition

Beyond the chart positions, Weekday believes the response to “Good Morning” reflects something important about the production itself.

He said he had received numerous messages from listeners who were surprised by the collaboration and welcomed its musical direction. For him, that reaction is evidence that producers should be willing to experiment rather than repeatedly rely on familiar patterns.

“It just shows that I’m doing what a real music producer is supposed to do. Produce different types of music and not just repeat the same patterns and melodies over and over again,” he said.

It is a point worth considering in a music industry where successful sounds can quickly become templates for imitation. Producers who are willing to explore different styles and bring unexpected artists together can create records that reach audiences outside their usual circles.

The pairing of 450 and Damian Marley is an example of that approach. It brings together two artists from different points in the Jamaican music landscape, with Weekday providing the production that connects them.

The Next Step: Turning Momentum Into a Global Hit

Despite the strong early performance, Weekday is not treating the song’s achievements as the final destination. His ambition is to see “Good Morning” develop into a global hit.

“My goal is for it to become a global hit,” he said, adding that the song has already made a strong start.

The early numbers certainly give the team reasons to be encouraged. A No. 1 position on US Audiomack, chart appearances in multiple countries, international radio play and millions of video views point to a collaboration finding listeners across borders.

But sustaining that momentum will be the real test. For now, “Good Morning” has given 450 another important career moment, brought Damian Marley into a fresh collaboration and put Weekday’s production in front of a wider international audience.

Sometimes a song needs more than a familiar formula to travel. “Good Morning” is making an early case for what can happen when artists and producers are willing to take a different route.