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Tinashe

Tinashe is a singer, songwriter, producer, and dancer whose music moves between R&B, pop, and the dance floor, from “2 On” and “Nasty” to Popstar.

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Overview

Work
Singer, songwriter, producer, dancer, and actor
Early chapter
The Stunners, followed by solo mixtapes
Solo beginnings
In Case We Die, self-released in 2012
Breakout
“2 On” featuring ScHoolboy Q and Aquarius, 2014
Independent chapter
Songs for You, released on Tinashe Music in 2019

Mini bio

How it started.

Before her solo records, Tinashe worked as a child actor and dancer, then joined the girl group the Stunners. In a 2011 interview, she recalled touring with Justin Bieber and said she had always planned to make music on her own.

A room of her own.

She learned production, built a bedroom studio, and self-released In Case We Die in 2012. Those early recordings helped establish the intimate sound that carried into her major-label debut, Aquarius. In 2014, “2 On” featuring ScHoolboy Q became her breakout hit.

Taking the reins.

After leaving her label in 2019, she released Songs for You through her own Tinashe Music label. In her 2021 Recording Academy interview, she described the freedom of making her own creative decisions. The next album, 333, carried that exploration into songs including “Bouncin’.”

The latest chapter.

BB/ANG3L arrived in 2023, followed by Quantum Baby in 2024 and its single “Nasty.” A dance rework of “No Broke Boys” with Disco Lines followed in 2025. In September 2026 she released Popstar, with “Too Easy,” “Crash Out,” “Melatonin,” and “Pillow Fight” among its songs.

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Awards

Quotes

My best work has always been music that I’ve created in my own space or music that felt really instinctual.Tinashe, GRAMMY.com interview with Bianca Gracie

Speaking in August 2021 about 333 and protecting her creative process after becoming independent.

Trivia

  1. Her name means “God is with us” in Shona, the language of her father’s home country, Zimbabwe.
  2. She taught herself Ableton using YouTube tutorials in her childhood bedroom.
  3. She connected the title 333 with angel numbers and the feeling that she was on the right path.

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