Shenseea Wins Female Dancehall Artist of the Year At the Caribbean Music Awards

The Jamaican superstar won Female Dancehall Artist of the Year and two awards for “Shake It to the Max (Fly)” remix, as she prepares to release her fourth solo single of 2026.

Shenseea celebrates triple Win at Caribbean Music Awards

Jamaican superstar Shenseea has collected another international accolade, winning Female Dancehall Artist of the Year at the fourth annual Caribbean Music Awards, held Saturday at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

Shenseea also added Dancehall Collaboration of the Year and Dancehall Song of the Year, with the latter two awards coming for the global hit “Shake It to the Max (Fly)” remix alongside Moliy and Skillibeng.

The three wins add another major achievement to what has already been a strong 2026 for the 29-year-old Jamaican star.

Meanwhile, Shenseea has announced her fourth solo single of the year, “Vulnerability,” set for release this Friday. She kicked off 2026 with “Time For Me” in January, before following up with “Brucksweat,” produced by Supa Dups, and “Tightness” on DJ Frass’ riddim.

In between her solo releases, Shenseea has remained active with several collaborations, including “Panic” and “Talk To Me Nuh” with Vybz Kartel, World Cup soundtrack collaboration “Echo” with Daddy Yankee, “My Turn” featuring Valiant, and the “Spend Dat” remix alongside Yung Miami, Vybz Kartel and Davido.

“Vulnerability” continues a busy year for Shenseea as she adds new music to an already successful international run.