Following the release of her sophomore album, the Jamaican dancehall superstar has solidified her status as the most listened-to Jamaican female artist. Possible Jamaica concert on the horizon?
Shenseea keeps growing her fanbase (Photo: Haruki Design)
Following the release of her sophomore album 'Never Gets Late Here,' Jamaican dancehall superstar Shenseea has reached a new peak of 8.3 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Shenseea continues to lead as the most listened-to Jamaican female artist on the platform. With two previous releases, including the colossal hit single "Hit & Run" with 11.9 million views, rapidly approaching the 12 million milestone, and "Die For You" with 3.5 million views, Shenseea's latest singles are also rapidly gaining traction. "Work Me Out" featuring Wizkid has garnered 614k streams in just five days, and "Flava" featuring Coi Leray has amassed 539k streams to date.
Shenseea, who headlined the City Splash festival in suburban London this week, teases her Jamaican fans with hints of an upcoming concert in her homeland following requests from her fanbase to host a launch party for the album. According to rumors, she will host her own event in September, echoed by a comment from her Jamaican manager, Romiech Entertainment, on the popular social media page Mouta Massi.
As the 'Dolla' songstress cultivates her international position, Shenseea's busy calendar drives demand for gigs from Seychelles to the Caribbean. Given her packed schedule, September seems like a desirable timeframe for an event in her homeland.
