Initially, reggae scene arose in the early 1980s from ska and sound system culture in the country. This genre was a direct response to the dominance of digital pop reggae and featured deejaying over simple instrumentals. Over the 1980s decade, the style transformed more hardcore, incorporating aspects of hip hop and urban beats. The 1990s saw furth

Dancehall vibe emerged in the late 70s Jamaica, developing from roots reggae's rhythmic tempo and incorporating digital instrumentation. Initially a local party in Kingston nightclubs , it quickly drew attention amongst young people . The change toward faster rhythms and toasting's prominence – in which DJs chanted over backing tracks – marked