Initially, dancehall scene arose in the early 1980s from reggae and sound system culture in the island. This genre was a direct response to the rise of polished dance music and presented deejaying over minimal beats. During the eighties, the style became more aggressive, incorporating features of hip hop and electronic music. The nineties witnessed

Dancehall vibe sprung in early Jamaica, evolving from reggae's rhythmic tempo and adding electronic instrumentation. Initially a grassroots event in Kingston nightclubs , it quickly drew favor amongst young people . The transition toward more upbeat rhythms and deejaying's prominence – in which DJs spoke over backing tracks – marked a noticeabl