The Jamaican dancehall star has revealed another new release, with the track arriving on September 25
Shenseea is set to release new music this week, announcing her upcoming single “Vulnerability” for Friday, September 25.
The Jamaican dancehall artist shared the news on Wednesday, giving fans their first official indication that another release is on the way.
“Vulnerability” follows a run of new music from Shenseea during 2026, as the artist continues to release material while maintaining a significant international audience. Current streaming data lists Shenseea with about 10.5 million monthly Spotify listeners, according to Chartmetric’s September 22 figures.
The announcement comes directly from Shenseea’s current social-media rollout, with her official profiles linked through her verified Linktree and official website.
Beyond the title and release date, Shenseea has not yet publicly provided extensive details about “Vulnerability”. Information about its producer, songwriting credits, artwork and whether a music video will accompany the release has not been independently confirmed.
That leaves the song itself as the next development in the rollout.
Shenseea has continued to operate across dancehall and wider international pop and Caribbean music audiences, with her official catalogue and video work available through her website.
For now, the message from the artist is clear: “Vulnerability” arrives Friday.
The release will add another entry to Shenseea’s 2026 catalogue and gives listeners a new track to watch as the week moves towards Friday’s release.
“Vulnerability” is due out September 25.
