At first, dancehall scene arose in the early 1980s from roots reggae and sound system culture in the country. This genre was a direct answer to the popularity of polished dance music and featured deejaying over minimal instrumentals. Throughout the eighties, it evolved more hardcore, incorporating elements of hip hop and urban music. Nineteen ninet

Dancehall vibe sprung in the late 70s Jamaica, growing from ska's more relaxed tempo and blending electronic instrumentation. Initially a website local gathering in Kingston venues, it quickly attracted attention amongst the younger generation. The transition toward quicker rhythms and deejaying's prominence – whereby DJs rapped over instrumental