Shenseea has released her new eight-track EP titled “CATALYST” on November 6, with a total runtime of 21 minutes, under Columbia Records and Since ’93.

The EP includes notable collaborations with Vybz Kartel on “Talk To Me Nuh,” Asake on “Playtime,” and Loe Shimmy on “Private,” while five tracks feature Shenseea solo.

The solo tracks are titled “Vulnerability,” “Danger,” “Garden,” “Body Language,” and “2 Face Gyal,” presenting a concise structure centered around guest appearances.

“Vulnerability” was released as a single in September, and “Garden” was teased prior to the EP’s launch; both tracks set the stage for the project.

“Talk To Me Nuh,” produced by Rvssian, was also released earlier this year and marks a reunion between Shenseea and Vybz Kartel, following their previous collaboration “Loodi.”

“CATALYST” follows Shenseea’s sophomore album, “Never Gets Late Here,” released in May 2024, which received a Best Reggae Album nomination at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

The EP showcases a blend of dancehall, Afrobeats, and American rap, highlighting Shenseea’s versatility and collaboration with artists from Nigeria and the United States.

Its compact nature aims to provide a focused experience, avoiding the potential dilution of a longer collection of tracks.