Tashanty x Nhance – Problems

“Problems” finds Nhance and Tashanty in a sharp, emotionally charged dancehall conversation, with the two voices playing off each other over a modern, melodic rhythm from Stashment Productions. The song sits in that current Jamaican lane where hard truths and relationship tension are wrapped in glossy, radio-ready production, and the chemistry between the pair does a lot of the heavy lifting. Nhance comes in with the kind of direct, road-tested delivery he has been building his name on, while Tashanty brings a smoother, more melodic counterweight that gives the song its edge and its replay value.

For Nhance, the track fits neatly into a fast-rising run that has made him one of the more visible younger dancehall names to watch. He’s a Jamaican artist from St. Thomas with a catalog that has already connected on songs like “No Love, ” “Life” and “Tables Turn, ” and his style tends to move between pain songs, ambition tunes and youthful, hook-driven dancehall. Tashanty is also still early in her climb, but she has been carving out space with a blend of dancehall and reggae that feels confident without being overworked. Her earlier single “Caution” helped introduce her as a voice with a strong melodic instinct and a clear sense of identity.

Stashment Productions has been steadily feeding the scene with contemporary Jamaican singles, and “Problems” sits comfortably in that world: polished, vocal-led, and aimed at listeners who want a song with feeling as much as bounce. Released in 2026, it adds another chapter to a label catalog that understands how to frame emerging talent without sanding off personality.