Initially, reggae sound arose in the early 1980s from reggae and dub heritage in Jamaica. It was a raw answer to the popularity of studio dance music and presented vocal over minimal beats. Throughout the 1980s decade, it evolved more hardcore, incorporating elements of hip hop and dance sounds. The nineties experienced major spread and change, wit

Dancehall vibe originated in early Jamaica, developing from reggae's more relaxed tempo and blending synthesized instrumentation. Initially a local party in Kingston dancehalls , it quickly gained popularity amongst the younger generation. The change toward faster rhythms and toasting's prominence – through DJs rapped over instrumental – define