September 7, 2025 • 3 mins
Tinashe Biography Flash a weekly Biography.
Tinashe has been riding high these past few days on the massive success of her single Nasty which has become her biggest charting hit in a decade since her breakout 2 On according to xoNecole. Nasty not only landed on Billboard’s Hot 100 but also pulled in millions of streams on Spotify shaking up the industry and putting Tinashe at the top of everyone’s R and B playlist. At age 31 she is celebrating this resurgence as an independent artist after leaving RCA Records several years ago—a career pivot that is now paying off in a big way. She spoke to Variety about how the acclaim for Nasty was unexpected but very welcome and she credits her self-belief and steady resilience for weathering both professional setbacks and skepticism. The song’s viral TikTok buzz caught her attention quickly when fellow artists like Meghan Trainor Kehlani and Tyla started sliding into her DMs raving about Nasty marking a shift in her visibility among both fans and peers.
Hard work is the theme with Tinashe who has consistently put out music and visuals whether or not the industry was watching. Just this week her official Nasty music video remains in heavy rotation online with fresh engagement across Instagram TikTok and X. Over in China her fans have been buzzing about her appearance on September 5th at Foshan Nanhai Gymnasium Fitness Center and September 6th in Chengdu at Cozy Good Place to Live FS Square as listed by Shazam. Reports from SoundCloud and live setlists confirm sold-out crowds and high anticipation for her live performances. These tour dates build on the momentum of Nasty’s popularity and are evidence of her international reach growing stronger in 2025.
In the realm of public appearances Tinashe has continued to speak candidly about her mental health and struggles in the music industry. Her appearance on the Facebook Live series Face to Face with Becky included an honest account of her journey, opening up about the emotional toll that comes with longtime industry pressure as covered by AOL.
For podcast listeners and biography buffs, it’s critical to note that Tinashe is finally seeing recognition not just for her charting singles but also for her entrepreneurial spirit as an independent artist—an arc that may define the next chapter of her story much more than label drama or celebrity collaborations. Speaking of past drama, AOL also resurfaced her 2023 statements about being forced into collaborations with controversial figures under RCA, proving her willingness to address even uncomfortable chapters of her career head-on.
As of this weekend no new scandals or negative headlines have surfaced and her verified social media channels continue to celebrate her latest successes with fans old and new. Before I sign off, thank you so much for listening and if you want more Tinashe news and fast updates on your favorite stars hit subscribe so you never miss an episode and search the term Biography Flash for more great profiles.
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Tinashe has been riding high these past few days on the massive success of her single Nasty which has become her biggest charting hit in a decade since her breakout 2 On according to xoNecole. Nasty not only landed on Billboard’s Hot 100 but also pulled in millions of streams on Spotify shaking up the industry and putting Tinashe at the top of everyone’s R and B playlist. At age 31 she is celebrating this resurgence as an independent artist after leaving RCA Records several years ago—a career pivot that is now paying off in a big way. She spoke to Variety about how the acclaim for Nasty was unexpected but very welcome and she credits her self-belief and steady resilience for weathering both professional setbacks and skepticism. The song’s viral TikTok buzz caught her attention quickly when fellow artists like Meghan Trainor Kehlani and Tyla started sliding into her DMs raving about Nasty marking a shift in her visibility among both fans and peers.
Hard work is the theme with Tinashe who has consistently put out music and visuals whether or not the industry was watching. Just this week her official Nasty music video remains in heavy rotation online with fresh engagement across Instagram TikTok and X. Over in China her fans have been buzzing about her appearance on September 5th at Foshan Nanhai Gymnasium Fitness Center and September 6th in Chengdu at Cozy Good Place to Live FS Square as listed by Shazam. Reports from SoundCloud and live setlists confirm sold-out crowds and high anticipation for her live performances. These tour dates build on the momentum of Nasty’s popularity and are evidence of her international reach growing stronger in 2025.
In the realm of public appearances Tinashe has continued to speak candidly about her mental health and struggles in the music industry. Her appearance on the Facebook Live series Face to Face with Becky included an honest account of her journey, opening up about the emotional toll that comes with longtime industry pressure as covered by AOL.
For podcast listeners and biography buffs, it’s critical to note that Tinashe is finally seeing recognition not just for her charting singles but also for her entrepreneurial spirit as an independent artist—an arc that may define the next chapter of her story much more than label drama or celebrity collaborations. Speaking of past drama, AOL also resurfaced her 2023 statements about being forced into collaborations with controversial figures under RCA, proving her willingness to address even uncomfortable chapters of her career head-on.
As of this weekend no new scandals or negative headlines have surfaced and her verified social media channels continue to celebrate her latest successes with fans old and new. Before I sign off, thank you so much for listening and if you want more Tinashe news and fast updates on your favorite stars hit subscribe so you never miss an episode and search the term Biography Flash for more great profiles.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/4mMClBv
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Taneshi has been writing high these past few days on
the massive success of her single Nasty, which has become
her biggest charting hit in a decade since her breakout
two on According to EXE Nicole, Nasty not only landed
on Billboard's Hot one hundred, but also pulled in millions
of streams on Spotify, shaking up the industry and putting
(00:30):
Taneshi at the top of everyone's RnB playlist at age
thirty one. She is celebrating this resurgence as an independent
artist after leaving RCA Records several years ago, a career
pivot that is now paying off in a big way.
She spoke to Variety about how the acclaim for Nasty
was unexpected but very welcome, and she credits her self
(00:51):
belief in steady resilience for weathering both professional setbacks and skepticism.
The song's viral TikTok buzz caught her attention quickly when
fellow artists like Megan Traynor, Klaani and Tylas started sliding
into her dms raving about Nasty, marring a shift in
her visibility among both fans and peers. Part work is
the theme with Tanashi, who has consistently put out music
(01:14):
and visuals whether or not the industry was watching. Just
this week, her official Nasty music video remains in heavy
rotation online, with fresh engagement across Instagram, tik tok, and
ax over. In China, her fans have been buzzing about
her appearance on September fifth at Foshan Non High Gymnasium
Fitness Center and September sixth in Chaindu at Cozy Good
(01:37):
Place to Live f s Square as listed by Shazan.
Reports from SoundCloud and live setlists confirmed sold out crowds
and high anticipation for her live performances. These tour dates
build on the momentum of Nasty's popularity and are evidence
of her international reach growing stronger in twenty twenty five.
(01:58):
In the realm of public appearances, Taneshi has continued to
speak candidly about her mental health and struggles in the
music industry. Her appearance on the Facebook live series Face
to Face with Becky included an honest account of her journey,
opening up about the emotional toll that comes with long
time industry pressure, as covered by AOL for podcast listeners
(02:19):
and biography buffs, It's critical to note that Taneshi is
finally seeing recognition not just for her charting singles, but
also for her entrepreneurial spirit as an independent artist, an
arc that may define the next chapter of her story
much more than label drama or celebrity collaborations. Speaking of
(02:41):
past drama, AOL also resurfaced her twenty twenty three statements
about being forced into collaborations with controversial figures under RCA,
proving her willingness to address even uncomfortable chapters of her
career head on. As of this weekend, no new scandals
(03:03):
or negative headlines have surfaced, and her verified social media
channels continue to celebrate her latest successes with fans old
and new. Before I sign off, thank you so much
for listening, and if you want more Tanaeshi news and
fast updates on your favorite stars, hit subscribe so you
never miss an episode and search the term biography flash
(03:24):
for more great profiles. And that is it for to day.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Taneshi. Thanks for listening. This has been
a quiet please production quiet please dot a I hear
what matters
Taneshi has been writing high these past few days on
the massive success of her single Nasty, which has become
her biggest charting hit in a decade since her breakout
two on According to EXE Nicole, Nasty not only landed
on Billboard's Hot one hundred, but also pulled in millions
of streams on Spotify, shaking up the industry and putting
(00:30):
Taneshi at the top of everyone's RnB playlist at age
thirty one. She is celebrating this resurgence as an independent
artist after leaving RCA Records several years ago, a career
pivot that is now paying off in a big way.
She spoke to Variety about how the acclaim for Nasty
was unexpected but very welcome, and she credits her self
(00:51):
belief in steady resilience for weathering both professional setbacks and skepticism.
The song's viral TikTok buzz caught her attention quickly when
fellow artists like Megan Traynor, Klaani and Tylas started sliding
into her dms raving about Nasty, marring a shift in
her visibility among both fans and peers. Part work is
the theme with Tanashi, who has consistently put out music
(01:14):
and visuals whether or not the industry was watching. Just
this week, her official Nasty music video remains in heavy
rotation online, with fresh engagement across Instagram, tik tok, and
ax over. In China, her fans have been buzzing about
her appearance on September fifth at Foshan Non High Gymnasium
Fitness Center and September sixth in Chaindu at Cozy Good
(01:37):
Place to Live f s Square as listed by Shazan.
Reports from SoundCloud and live setlists confirmed sold out crowds
and high anticipation for her live performances. These tour dates
build on the momentum of Nasty's popularity and are evidence
of her international reach growing stronger in twenty twenty five.
(01:58):
In the realm of public appearances, Taneshi has continued to
speak candidly about her mental health and struggles in the
music industry. Her appearance on the Facebook live series Face
to Face with Becky included an honest account of her journey,
opening up about the emotional toll that comes with long
time industry pressure, as covered by AOL for podcast listeners
(02:19):
and biography buffs, It's critical to note that Taneshi is
finally seeing recognition not just for her charting singles, but
also for her entrepreneurial spirit as an independent artist, an
arc that may define the next chapter of her story
much more than label drama or celebrity collaborations. Speaking of
(02:41):
past drama, AOL also resurfaced her twenty twenty three statements
about being forced into collaborations with controversial figures under RCA,
proving her willingness to address even uncomfortable chapters of her
career head on. As of this weekend, no new scandals
(03:03):
or negative headlines have surfaced, and her verified social media
channels continue to celebrate her latest successes with fans old
and new. Before I sign off, thank you so much
for listening, and if you want more Tanaeshi news and
fast updates on your favorite stars, hit subscribe so you
never miss an episode and search the term biography flash
(03:24):
for more great profiles. And that is it for to day.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Taneshi. Thanks for listening. This has been
a quiet please production quiet please dot a I hear
what matters
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