Originally, riddim scene developed in the early 1980s from ska and dub culture in Jamaica. This genre was a immediate answer to the popularity of digital pop reggae and showcased deejaying over simple beats. Over the 1980s decade, it became more fast, incorporating aspects of hip hop and electronic music. The 1990s witnessed further globalization a

Dancehall vibe emerged in the late 70s Jamaica, developing from reggae's rhythmic tempo and adding digital instrumentation. Initially a local event in Kingston venues, it quickly attracted popularity amongst the younger generation. The change toward quicker rhythms and MCing's prominence – through DJs spoke over riddims – marked a clear departu