Jamaican sensation Shenseea has unveiled her latest single, “Neva Neva,” showcasing her signature sound and artistic evolution. Produced by a powerhouse team including Ilya, Supa Dups, and Di Genius, the track boasts captivating rhythms and dynamic vocals, promising to be a summer anthem for fans worldwide.
With “Neva Neva,” Shenseea demonstrates her artistic growth while staying true to her authentic style. The song’s release couldn’t be more perfectly timed, offering listeners the perfect soundtrack for the upcoming summer season.
As a GRAMMY-nominated and chart-topping artist, Shenseea continues to make waves in the music industry with her infectious energy and undeniable talent. “Neva Neva” is yet another example of her ability to captivate audiences with her music.
Shenseea is a dancehall artist that you can to for the summer bops, but also the records that get you in the mood if you know what we mean. That is what her past couple of releases have been like as of this year. She kicked off 2024 with “Hit & Run,” a track all about sneaky links and one-night stands. Shenseea is bringing similar vibes to “Die For You.”
This is song is more so about wanting to have those intimate moments with your partner. However, for Shenseea, she is craving it so badly, that she is willing to go to great lengths for it. Then, when she does get to that point, she gets braggadocious about how good it will be. Shenseea also gets pretty erotic on “Die For You.”
“Eat it up, me can smell you pon me breath (Oh-oh, yes) / Me love it raw, me allergic to latex (Oh).” This is now the artist’s second solo release of the year, but third overall. Shenseea was featured on the soundtrack for Bob Marley: One Love. You can find her vocal work on “No Woman No Cry.”
What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Die For You,” by Shenseea? Is this the best track she has put out as of late, why or why not? What is your favorite element of the track and why? Do you think a new album is in the works? Is she one of the more underrated names in dancehall right now? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Shenseea. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
Me will do anything you want me fi do My body guzu dung like me work voodoo It good but a nuh that alone ah hold you Kill me with the buddy, me ah die for you, die for you Me ah die for you, die for you
27-year-old Kingston, Jamaica native Shenseea returns just two months later with a brand-new single. The reggae specialist is not alone on this one either. She teams up with two fellow Jamaican stars for a single all about one night stands. Shenseea usually drops pretty sensual tracks most of the time. However, the song she put out two months prior was a switch-up from that.
Shenseea and Lola Brooke went off on “Beama,” a more braggadocious rap cut. While it still had a hint of reggae thrown in for good measure, both were all business. From puffing their chest out about their status to their wealth, Shenseea and Lola were uber-confident. That self-assurance trickles its way into “Hit & Run” in a little bit of a different way.
Listen To “Hit & Run” By Shenseea, Masicka & Di Genius
This track definitely stays more on the reggae side of things. Shenseea’s verse sees her talk about how she does not want to be held down by a man. “You think you coulda get inna my feelings? (Nah) / You couldn’t get me fi sekkle down (Sekkle down).” Masicka then gives the male perspective on his portion. Seemingly, he is the one who is trying to get into a relationship with Shenseea. But, that is not what she is looking for and she feels good enough about herself that she does not need a partnership right now.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Hit & Run” by Shenseea featuring Masicka and Di Genius? Where would rank this amongst the rest of her most recent tracks? Do you think an album is coming down the pipeline? Who had the best performance and why? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Shenseea, Masicka, and Di Genius. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
Long story short, your p***y good and done Heaven me see when you pull your drawers down Call, call your phone, me want some Dial tone again, your heart numb A wicked, a wicked ’bout hit and run Me a real bad b****, me no sekkle down
Shortly after confirming that her debut album is on the way, Lola Brooke continues to make her presence felt with a new collaboration. So far in 2023, we’ve heard the rising star connect with acts like French Montana, Bryson Tiller, Latto, and Yung Miami. This New Music Friday (November 3), it was Shenseea who Brooke joined forces with as the island gyal channelled her Jamaican roots for an infectious new single called “Beema.”
Shenseea’s beau, London on da Track came through with production, alongside Dready and Philip Cornish. The song begins with a sample of Louie Rankin setting the tone, declaring, “Don’t you ever bring scared business to me. You’re lookin’ at the toughest rassclaat Jamaican in the United States of America.” When it’s her turn to show off her rhyming skills, the mother of one doesn’t hold back, spitting “You gon’ make me flash on a b**ch like paparazzi / I’m too fly to crash out, but f**k it, kamikaze” as the first verse concludes.
For her part, Brooke closes “Beema” out with big energy. “Even D1 players couldn’t hold up / Body like milk, nah, coca’,” she gasses herself up, perfectly matching Shenseea’s confidence. In the accompanying music video, both women glow while showing off for the camera, riding around in a Rolls Royce together before stopping outside a Miami store to rhyme the rest of the track.
Check out Shenseea’s latest visual for “Beema” featuring Lola Brooke above. If you think the song will be in rotation for you this fall, you can find it on Spotify/Apple Music. For more information on the New Yorker‘s highly anticipated album, click the link below, and for more HNHH release recommendations check back later this weekend.
I be main dish, you the side piece Lipstick red like a Ferrari You gon’ make me flash on a b**ch like paparazzi I’m too fly to crash out, but f**k it, kamikaze
For most people, the fall season is already in full swing. People are beginning to get ready for all of the holidays, the leaves changing, and everything pumpkin spice. But, the turn of the season does not officially begin until the early morning of September 23. So, technically, Shenseea’s newest track, “Waistline” is here just in time before summer comes to a close. Besides, the dancehall genre does not give a hoot about what time of the year it is, it is always a beach day with these types of tunes!
Shenseea’s new song also features production credits from her man, London On Da Track. The extremely successful trap rap producer who has gone on to produce for some of the biggest hip-hop artists in the world, is now also dipping his toes into dancehall. The two appear to still be together as of about a few months ago. Former partner and baby mama to London, Summer Walker, credited Shenseea for changing him for the better.
“Waistline” is a very provocative groove that will have you wanting to tear up the dancefloor with your significant other. This is also the singer’s third solo single of 2023, so a new album could be on the horizon. Shenseea is seeing success from her collaboration with the popular EDM-pop-producing duo The Chainsmokers. “My Bad” is already gaining millions of streams as Shenseea continues to gain more notoriety.
What are your initial thoughts on this brand new single, “Waistline,” from Shenseea? Is this one of her best songs for the summer? Is she the most underrated dancehall artist in the game right now? We want to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the hottest song releases, as well as all of the latest breaking news around the music world.
Quotable Lyrics:
Must be UPS, the way you drop off the s*x for me Click, clack, boom, when you kill it, that’s a casualty Take it there, send me over Baby, talk to me, talk to me reckless Grip from your hands like a necklace Got a whole entree, one little taste
After interviewing a handful of the biggest names in rap and R&B on her Caresha Please podcast, Yung Miami has become an expert at getting her guests to spill the tea. The City Girl always spills plenty of her own gossip of course, but during the latest episode, it didn’t take much for her to get Summer Walker talking. The mother of three had plenty to discuss, from some of her unique approaches to parenting to her new relationship with Lil Meech.
She and the BMF actor seem to be incredibly happy together at this point, though it’s still early on in their time spent together. While she had nothing but positive things to say about her new man, Walker also took a moment to acknowledge a noticeable difference in her first baby daddy, London on da Track. He himself has moved on with Jamaican songstress Shenseea, who the Still Over It hitmaker happily credited with bringing out the better side in her former frequent collaborator and lover.
Summer Walker Wishes London on da Track and Shenseea The Best
“Shenseea, shout out to you bitch,” Walker told Yung Miami and listeners tuning in earlier this week. “After she got in the picture, he started acting right. I was like, ‘Thank God, n*gga done moved on.’ It was wild in the beginning.” The pair spent months publicly feuding while attempting to co-parent their young daughter together. Seeing as Summer’s Instagram Story has been filled with sweet selfies of her and Meech lately, rather than rants about London, it’s safe to say they’ve come to a healthier place in their situation.
Aside from that, the Atlanta native also discusses her biggest ick in a man, the rumoured “death” of R&B, and her stage anxiety, which has earned her some serious backlash in the past. Have you tapped into Summer Walker’s full appearance on Caresha Please yet? If not, read what she had to say about toxic motherhood at the link below, and check back later for more pop culture/music news updates.
Are you feeling particularly “Curious” lately? Then perhaps Shenseea’s brand-new single is the perfect thing for you. This New Music Friday (April 14), the 26-year-old unleashed her first effort of the year (following last week’s feisty freestyle), on which she sings about experiencing strong feelings of lust towards other women. In the accompanying music video, we also see her switching up her look several times, sporting both beautiful blonde hair (which ends up drenched in sticky, golden honey), and a short, bright red style that certainly caught our eye as she sings while laying in a pile of other ladies.
As Urban Islandz notes, the dancehall track was produced by BEAM, Dunw3ll, Fred Ball, and finally, Shenseea’s own beau, London On Da Track. It dropped via Rich Immigrants and Interscope Records and follows the Jamaican’s 2022 album, ALPHA, which earned her plenty of positive reviews. While she collaborated with names like 21 Savage, Megan Thee Stallion, Offset, and Sean Paul on the 14-track album, “Curious” finds her operating solo, and performing more confidently than ever before, as many fans have noted so far.
Shenseea’s Latest Music Video Will Leave You “Curious”
“Met a bad gyal by the name a Tammy / How she put it in reverse on the beat,” the mother of one’s flirtatious bars begin on the first verse. “Gyal, yuh body bad like danger / I want flavour with no chaser.” Following the one-year anniversary of her last project, Shenseea is gearing up to drop another later this year. She previously teased that Kanye West will be appearing as a feature on one of the tracks, though it remains unclear who else she’s been connecting with in the studio at this time.
Tune into Shenseea’s “Curious” visual on YouTube above, or add the song to your playlist on Spotify/Apple Music. Afterward, tell us your thoughts on the new single in the comments below. For more release recommendations, tap back in later this weekend to stream our Fire Emoji and R&B Season round-ups.
Quotable Lyrics:
Seh she wanna try a one ting or two Ready fi bruk out and mek her debut Mami, put it on me Temptation cyaan mek mi thoughts unholy
The baby mama drama involving star producer London On Da Track continues. After his ex-flame Shenseea got into some beef with Eboni, who alleged that Shenseea’s son got inappropriate with Eboni’s daughter, the former released somewhat of a diss track against her. Of course, London doesn’t exactly have the best reputation as a baby daddy, as Summer Walker also aired out her frustrations with the Memphis-born and Atlanta-raised hitmaker. However, all this drama is playing out in dramatic fashion when it comes to music. Eboni just took to Instagram to diss Shenseea’s new single “Curious.”
“‘Curious’ 2 know what type of cornballs listen to Chinchilla anyways,” she wrote on her Instagram Story, and continued her attacks in various posts. “If you gonna do all that lying 2 use me and promote your lil project at least it could’ve been hard. You wanna keep condoning what happened, playin with me, tryna get you a stream. You music is [trash]. Then I though I told you stay away from mine but she told me your dirty frog mouth was tryin to kiss her the other day.
“MF gon’ say she’ll ‘go to jail for her son’ pulling’ his meat out on a baby and asking the baby to smell it,” she continued. “Just to promote some straight boring trash? Yeah you know what time it is and I’ll see you soon. And care less about you sending anymore paperwork and police at me you lil [rat].” With this message, Eboni absolutely blasted Shenseea and doubled down on a lot of her claims, while also going into further detail surrounding their spat. However, London On Da Track himself hopped in the comments section of The Shade Room‘s coverage calling cap on these allegations.
“Fukry gettin old give it up,” the producer wrote. “Won’t be the first lie won’t be the last… get a life n move on with it… NEXT.” To be fair, he might be referring to the media itself, but it’s still quite the complicated web he weaved with all of this. Regardless of your take, stick around on HNHH for the latest news and updates on London On Da Track, Shenseea, and the Eboni baby mama drama.
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