At first, riddim sound arose in the early 1980s from ska and dub tradition in Jamaica. It was a immediate response to the popularity of digital reggae and featured vocal over minimal beats. During the 1980s decade, the style evolved more fast, incorporating elements of hip hop and electronic sounds. The 1990s saw significant spread and development,

Dancehall vibe emerged in the 1970s Jamaica, growing from reggae's more relaxed tempo and blending electronic instrumentation. Initially a community gathering in Kingston venues, it quickly gained popularity amongst young people . The transition toward faster rhythms and MCing's prominence – through DJs spoke over backing tracks – marked a dist