Duppy Creeper Riddim (2018) – One Globe Entertainment

Out of the 2018 dancehall run, Duppy Creeper lands with a lean five-track lineup that keeps the focus on the cut of the rhythm rather than a crowded roll call. One Globe Entertainment pulls in Ryme Minista, Poptain and Epixode, Zada, Don Pree, and Delroy, with “Tell Nuh Lie” and Don Pree’s “Its On” carrying the strongest pull from the tracklist. The sound sits in that gritty, mid-tempo zone where the bass does the talking and the voicing stays sharp rather than flashy, which suits the title and the darker edge in the song names. It also feels like the kind of release One Globe was building into at the time: compact, voice-driven, and less about a big showcase than about locking a mood. In the label’s catalogue, this sits as one of those straightforward dancehall projects that goes straight for the street side of the genre.