Dancehall took reggae’s formula—bass, recorded drums, four-beat rhythms—and pushed it to its sonic extreme, creating a drum-machine-driven sound that was still pop-friendly enough to cross over. Through artists like the socially conscious singer Buju Bant

90s Dancehall Essentials

This drum-machine-driven reggae offshoot became a global sensation.

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Dancehall

Strictly The Best Vol. 47

Go Go Wine

Buju Banton - Bonafide Love

Just Reality

Dem Bow

Reggae Gold 1993

Limb By Limb

Strictly The Best Vol. 11

Lodge

So Mi Like It

Reggae Anthology: Steely & Clevie - Digital Revolution

Drum Pan Sound

Hold You

Hold You (Hold Yuh)

Face The Fox

Pose Off

Back To Basics

Dude (feat. Ms. Thing)

Pure Pleasure

Big Up

Mr Vegas - Heads High

Mr Vegas: The Hits

Heads High

Whine & Kotch

Whine & Kotch (Radio Edit)

King Of The Dancehall

Fever

Go Go Wine

Captain Barkey