Shenseea has released Catalyst, an eight-track EP, on Friday, 6 November 2026, billed under Since ’93 and Columbia Records (Sony Music Entertainment). Industry coverage published on release day lists the guests and order: Nigerian artist Asake on “Playtime,” US rapper Loe Shimmy on “Private,” and Vybz Kartel on “Talk To Me Nuh,” with Shenseea alone on the remainder.
The project follows Never Gets Late Here (May 2024). That album picked up a Best Reggae Album Grammy nomination the following season alongside other Jamaican acts, according to contemporaneous Jamaica Observer reporting.
Hear the full EP below or on the Catalyst album page. Each track uses the preferred official SHENSEEAVEVO or Shenseea upload from YouTube for this drop — labelled Official Audio or Official Video in the oEmbed title — cross-checked against third-party tracklists (see sources).
Tracklist
Order as listed by Hip-Hop Vibe and DancehallMag on 6 November 2026.
- Vulnerability
- Playtime (feat. Asake)
- Danger
- Garden
- Body Language
- Private (feat. Loe Shimmy)
- 2 Face Gyal
- Talk To Me Nuh (feat. Vybz Kartel)
Context
Shenseea and Kartel first shared billing on “Loodi” in 2016, a cut that drew a wide dancehall audience to her name. “Talk To Me Nuh” is identified in day-one coverage as a reunion track that circulated earlier in 2026 before landing on Catalyst.
Listen and dig deeper
- Catalyst in the JamaicansMusic library
- Shenseea artist profile
- Earlier catalogue coverage: Never Gets Late Here
- Earlier single page: Vulnerability (legacy single album — now redirects; track lives on Catalyst)
Sources: DancehallMag (6 Nov 2026); Hip-Hop Vibe (tracklist); NAIJA TV (label / Since ’93 · Columbia); Reggaeville (streaming hub). YouTube IDs verified via oEmbed on import.