Shaggy joins DREJ on new single ‘Trouble (She Hate Men)’
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- Grammy-winning reggae star Shaggy has teamed up with rising Caribbean artist DREJ for the new single “Trouble (She Hate Men),” continuing a busy year of new music and international appearances.
- The collaboration pairs Shaggy’s distinctive voice and dancehall delivery with DREJ on a track that has been gaining traction within the Caribbean music scene.
- The feature also connects one of Jamaica’s most internationally recognized artists with an emerging generation of Caribbean talent.
- “Trouble (She Hate Men)” comes on the heels of Shaggy’s latest studio album, Lottery , released through Ranch Entertainment and VP Records.
- The project marks another chapter in a career that has seen Shaggy move between reggae, dancehall and mainstream pop while maintaining strong ties to his Jamaican musical roots.
Grammy-winning reggae star Shaggy has teamed up with rising Caribbean artist DREJ for the new single “Trouble (She Hate Men),” continuing a busy year of new music and international appearances.
The collaboration pairs Shaggy’s distinctive voice and dancehall delivery with DREJ on a track that has been gaining traction within the Caribbean music scene. The feature also connects one of Jamaica’s most internationally recognized artists with an emerging generation of Caribbean talent.
“Trouble (She Hate Men)” comes on the heels of Shaggy’s latest studio album, Lottery, released through Ranch Entertainment and VP Records.
The project marks another chapter in a career that has seen Shaggy move between reggae, dancehall and mainstream pop while maintaining strong ties to his Jamaican musical roots.
Lottery includes “God Is Amazing,” featuring Vanessa Amorosi and Mutabaruka; “Boom Body”; “Looking Lovely,” featuring Robin Thicke; “Til A Mawnin,” featuring Sting; and “Dancehall Nice.” The album also includes collaborations with Akon and Aidonia.
Shaggy’s appearance on DREJ’s new single continues a long history of collaborations spanning generations and genres. Throughout his career, he has worked with artists from Jamaica and abroad, helping bring reggae and dancehall to wider international audiences.
The single also arrives during an active summer for the Grammy winner, who recently performed at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto as part of a 2026 touring schedule that has included appearances across North America and Europe.
Shaggy is also set to co-star in Sting’s musical The Last Ship at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London next month.
With Lottery, an international touring schedule and a growing list of collaborations, Shaggy continues to maintain a busy presence in music and entertainment in 2026.
“Trouble (She Hate Men),” featuring Shaggy, is now available across major digital streaming platforms.
