Valiant x Shenseea x Rvssian – My Turn

Valiant, Shenseea and Rvssian link up on My Turn as a sleek dancehall cut that sits right in Rvssian’s lane: glossy, radio-ready, and built for crossover without sanding off the Jamaican edge. It landed on May 22, 2026, through Head Concussion Records, the label Rvssian launched back in 2007 and the same imprint that has powered some of his most recognizable dancehall-to-global moves over the years.

Rvssian has long been one of the scene’s most adaptable producers, equally comfortable in straight dancehall, pop-leaning Caribbean records and Latin crossover work. His history with Shenseea goes back several years, and this isn’t their first time pairing her melodic instincts with his polished production. Shenseea, from Mandeville, has made her name by moving between bashment, pop and rap-inflected dancehall with ease, while Valiant has become one of the sharper younger voices in the Jamaican street sound, known for his sly phrasing and easy charisma on track.

My Turn fits that combination well. The rhythm has a crisp, percussive bounce rather than a hard rattling bashment attack, and the production leaves room for the vocals to do the heavy lifting. Shenseea brings the gloss and the hook-friendly melody, Valiant adds the rougher, more conversational edge, and Rvssian keeps the whole thing sounding expensive and contemporary. It feels less like a one-off posse cut than a careful meeting of three names that already make sense together. The tune’s appeal is in that balance: female star power, youthful yard energy, and a producer who knows how to frame both without overcrowding the riddim.