At first, riddim scene emerged in the early 1980s from reggae and sound system culture in the island. It was a immediate answer to the dominance of studio pop reggae and presented vocal over simple instrumentals. Over the late 1980s, it transformed more fast, incorporating elements of hip hop and dance music. The 1990s experienced major expansion a

Dancehall vibe originated in the late 70s Jamaica, evolving from roots reggae's rhythmic tempo and adding electronic instrumentation. Initially a grassroots party in Kingston venues, it quickly gained popularity amongst young people . The shift toward quicker rhythms and toasting's prominence – through DJs rapped over instrumental – signaled a