Stylo G x 1 Kings – Sqirt Eh produced by One Kings Management and Death Star Records 2026
Stylo G’s “Sqirt Eh” lands as a raw, club-ready dancehall single built for bashment systems and late-night pull-up energy. The title says plenty: this is a raunchy, body-forward record with the kind of explicit, playful charge Stylo has long made his calling card. He cuts in his familiar mix of Jamaican patois, London edge, and grime-era directness, sounding like an artist who learned how to make a hook hit hard enough to travel from road to radio without softening the delivery.
Stylo G, born Jason McDermott in Spanish Town and raised in the UK, has spent years working the overlap between dancehall, grime, and crossover club music. “Soundbwoy” gave him his biggest UK breakthrough, and he has stayed active in the space ever since, moving comfortably between street singles and bigger-feature records. That background fits this cut well: “Sqirt Eh” feels less like a polished pop play than a pressure-heavy dancehall workout with a slim, repeatable refrain and a beat that leaves room for the vocals to carry the attitude.
The release is credited to Stylo G x 1 Kings and tied to One Kings Management and Death Star Records, with 2026 attached to the listing. It sits squarely in the current wave of hard-grooving, digitally issued dancehall singles aimed at DJs first, then everyone else.
Tracklist:
- Stylo G x 1 Kings – Sqirt Eh
