Kiprich – Watch That Pree

Kiprich is back in sharp form on “Watch That Pree, ” a dancehall cut that circles the old-school Jamaican warning about badmind, surveillance, and too much attention from people who should mind their own business. The title says it all: this is a song about keeping an eye on the watchers, delivered with the sly edge and streetwise humor that have long been part of Kiprich’s appeal.

The Saint Catherine deejay, born Marlon Plunkett, has spent years moving between hardcore dancehall, party tunes, and sharp one-line talk, and that voice still carries weight. His catalog stretches from late-1990s breakout days into the modern streaming era, which makes a 2026 single like this feel less like a comeback than a reminder that he never really left the conversation.

Scikron Entertainment and YUO101Music frame the release with a clean, contemporary dancehall setting, and the song fits that space with a taut, no-nonsense pulse. The production has the kind of clipped bounce that leaves room for Kiprich’s phrasing, letting the vocal ride the rhythm rather than fighting it. He sounds deliberate and alert, turning the idea of “preeing” into a warning shot instead of a boast.

It is the sort of track that lands best with listeners who still want dancehall to sound direct, clever, and a little dangerous. Kiprich knows that lane well, and “Watch That Pree” feels rooted in it.