Protoje has released his latest single, “Goddess,” a collaboration with Jamaican dancehall star Shenseea, continuing the rollout of his forthcoming album The Art of Acceptance, due April 17 via Ineffable Records in partnership with his In.Digg.Nation Collective.
The track brings together two of Jamaica’s most recognizable contemporary voices, pairing Protoje’s introspective lyricism with Shenseea’s melodic and commanding delivery. The result is a polished blend of reggae, dancehall, and modern crossover influences that reflects both artists’ evolving global reach.
“Goddess” is produced by Winta James, a longtime collaborator of Protoje and a key architect of his signature sound. James previously produced standout records like “Who Knows” and “Switch It Up,” helping define Protoje’s fusion of roots reggae with hip hop, soul, and jazz textures.
That same sonic approach carries into “Goddess,” where clean production and layered instrumentation support a dynamic vocal exchange between Protoje and Shenseea.
“Goddess” marks the fourth single released from The Art of Acceptance. The album is set to feature a strong lineup of collaborators including Damian Marley, Masicka, Stephen Marley, Jesse Royal, and Pressure Busspipe.
The project’s first three singles, “BIG 45,” “Feel It,” and “At We Feet,” have already surpassed 12 million combined streams across digital platforms, signaling strong momentum leading into the album release.
Protoje’s Continued Global Impact
Widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in modern reggae, Protoje has built a career defined by musical hybridity and cultural reach. His work consistently bridges traditional Jamaican sounds with contemporary global genres.
A Grammy-nominated artist, Protoje has been featured in major publications including Rolling Stone, The FADER, and Vogue. He has also appeared on platforms such as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert, further solidifying his presence beyond the reggae space.
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