Shenseea Returns With New Single ‘Talk To Me Nuh’ Featuring Vybz Kartel

Mogbonjubola Sadiku
Mar 16
1 min read

‘Talk To Me Nuh’ is the new single resulting from another linkup between Jamaican dancehall stars Shenseea and Vybz Kartel.

Produced by hitmaker and long-time collaborator Rvssian, Shenseea glides effortlessly over Rvssian’s production on the first verse and hook, while Vybz Kartel stamps the track with his signature charisma when he grabs the mic on the second verse.

Accompanied by a music video, directed by Shane Creative, the visual spotlights the three powerhouses and features a lot of the genre-related dances, the tune promises to dominate parties.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R73WxrPM1YU

This drop comes after the Grammy-winning songstress Shenseea and dancehall icon Vybz Kartel are both nominated for “Best Caribbean Music Act” at the 2026 MOBO Awards.

Furthermore, the collaboration marks a full-circle moment, signifying a reunion from Vybz’s appearance on Shenseea’s breakout single ‘Loodi’ to working together at the latter’s global ascent.

“It feels amazing to be reunited with someone who not only helped shape the genre, but has also played such an important role in my music journey. He believed in me from early and was one of my introductions to the scene. I’m excited for everyone to hear this track–it’s just the beginning of what I have coming this year", Shenseea said, sharing what it means to be working with Vybz Kartel again.

True to her words, there’s more to come. One of which includes the duo’s performance at the 2026 Reggae Land Festival coming up this summer. From topping Billboard charts to powering dance floors, Shenseea continues to cement herself as one of the scene’s most demanded personalities.

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