Since emerging in the mid-'10s, rapper Stefflon Don has had the clubs bouncing up and down with her potent brew of hip-hop, grime, and dancehall. She draws upon her distinctive British-Jamaican accent and vernacular to bring London-street vibes to the zigzagging synths of outrageous pop joint "Hurtin' Me," as well as the rattling drum machines and barbed ragga bounce of "16 Shots.” Showing more range, Stefflon helps unite both sides of the Atlantic on Jeremih's R&B-meets-dancehall banger "London,” and recounts bitter childhood tales over the stomping drums and squelchy lasers of “Family Ties.”