Initially, reggae scene arose in the early 1980s from reggae and sound system tradition in the island. This genre was a immediate response to the dominance of studio pop reggae and featured vocal over simple beats. Throughout the eighties, it became more fast, incorporating aspects of hip hop and urban music. The nineties saw significant spread and

Dancehall vibe sprung in the 1970s Jamaica, growing from ska's slower tempo and incorporating digital instrumentation. Initially a grassroots party in Kingston venues, it quickly drew favor amongst the younger generation. The change toward faster rhythms and MCing's prominence – through DJs spoke over instrumental – marked a noticeable departur