At just 12 years old, Canadian-born Jamaican actress and singer Jazmin Headley is proving she’s a force to be reckoned with. Her brand-new single, ‘Fire Inside,’ has brought together two of Jamaica’s most celebrated music icons—Bounty Killer and Richie Stephens—for what industry insiders are already calling a career-defining collaboration.
The track blends youthful passion with seasoned artistry, resulting in a vibrant anthem about perseverance and self-belief. Bounty Killer, who touched down in Toronto after a two-decade absence, couldn’t hide his enthusiasm: “When you carry a fire inside, no one can shatter your dreams,” he said, praising the record as a “musical masterpiece.” Richie Stephens echoed the sentiment, describing the song as “a powerful track filled with emotional depth and an empowering message.”
Jazmin, whose soulful vocals carry both maturity and authenticity beyond her years, has been steadily carving her own lane in the entertainment world. Just last year, she made headlines for her role in MGM’s critically acclaimed sports biopic ‘The Fire Inside,’ which told the inspiring story of world champion boxer Claressa Shields. The film, directed by Academy Award–nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison and starring Ryan Destiny, spotlighted Jazmin’s acting range and earned her widespread industry attention.
Now, with her latest release, Jazmin is bridging generations of Jamaican artistry while cementing her own place as an emerging star. ‘Fire Inside’ isn’t just a song—it’s a statement of intent from a young talent who’s already capturing global attention.