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Shatta Wale Set to Release New Single “Ain’t Nobody” Featuring John Legend

Ghanaian dancehall superstar Shatta Wale is set to release a highly anticipated new single titled “Ain’t Nobody”, featuring American singer and songwriter John Legend. The track is scheduled to drop on March 20, 2026.

Announcing the release on his official Facebook page, Shatta Wale described the song as a “beautiful blend of R&B and reggae.” He wrote, “Ain’t Nobody dropping officially on 20th March! Shatta Movement, I got this beautiful RnB mixed with Reggae sound for you from our own brother from another mother, John Legend. #SM4LYF #GODISHERE.”

Shatta Wale has previously collaborated with global music icons such as Beyoncé, Bounty Killer, Vybz Kartel, Gramps Morgan, and Shenseea, establishing himself as a key African voice bridging dancehall and the international music scene.

John Legend, one of the most celebrated artists of his generation, boasts 13 Grammy Awards from over 40 nominations. His catalogue of hits, worldwide acclaim, and respected musicianship have cemented his status among the elite of global music.

The upcoming release of “Ain’t Nobody” is expected to elevate Shatta Wale’s international presence further as he continues to expand his reach beyond Africa.

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