Glass House Riddim -Yard Vybz Ent.

Glass House comes across as a tight six-cut dancehall juggling with a title that hints at pressure and fragility, and the selections lean into that mood without getting murky. Black Am I’s “Last Days” and Black Fire’s “No Mans Land” keep the energy rough-edged, while Ras Negus brings a more rooted, reflective tone on “Family. ” Tanya Stephens is the name that jumps out here, and “Touch Di Road” gives the set its sharpest pull, with her voice cutting cleanly through the riddim’s compact frame. Danger Lee’s title track keeps the concept front and centre, and Vinal’s “Di Struggle” closes things on a note that matches the release’s grit. Yard Vybz Ent. keeps it lean: six tracks, all in under half an hour, and Tanya Stephens is the one who leaves the deepest mark.