Ice Spice: Ice Spice is here for a good time — not a long time — on debut ‘Y...

Ice Spice burst onto the scene less than two years ago with tunes such as “Munch (Feelin’ U)” and “In Ha Mood” that generated slang at a rapid clip and introduced a wider audience to drill, a bleak and battering style of rap born in Chicago that picked up new tics as it was exported to London and reimported back to New York. Ice Spice

That mix of high-life couture and lowlife shenanigans continues on “Y2K!,” the debut album from Ice Spice, on which the Uptown upstart bangs out 10 songs in 20 minutes, shrugging off lyrics hip-shaking and check-signing, hooking up and stepping out, in pint-size blasts of twitchy exuberance. Perhaps with Coco in mind, the songs make their points without over-accessorizing: a couple of verses, a couple of choruses and nary a bridge in sight.