At first, dancehall music emerged in the early 1980s from roots reggae and sound system culture in the country. This genre was a immediate response to the dominance of polished reggae and featured vocal over simple rhythms. Throughout the late 1980s, the style evolved more aggressive, incorporating elements of hip hop and dance music. The nineties

Dancehall vibe emerged in the 1970s Jamaica, evolving from ska's rhythmic tempo and incorporating synthesized instrumentation. Initially a community party in Kingston dancehalls , it quickly attracted popularity amongst youths . The change toward quicker rhythms and deejaying's prominence – through DJs rapped over riddims – defined a distinct d