Dancehall

Researched and presented by The Reggae Institute, the research and educational arm of The Reggae Museum The Crown That Dancehall...

Researched and interpreted by The Reggae Institute Published by The Reggae Museum — the first reggae and dancehall digital museum...

The Reggae Museum honored Minister Marion Hall—formerly known internationally as Lady Saw—through a symbolic installation presented during the 10th anniversary...

In reggae and dancehall culture, the people who preserve the memories are just as important as the people who make...

In the history of reggae and dancehall culture in New York City, some of the most important voices were not...

Reggae artist Wayne Smith, the singer of Under Mi Sleng Teng, who  passed away. Photograph: G Harriott/Courtesy of Greensleeves Records...

Artist Overview Mad Cobra stands as one of the most electrifying and controversial voices in the evolution of modern dancehall....

Aidonia: Voice of Modern Dancehall Lyrical Precision, Cultural Authority, and Evolution in Jamaican Music Aidonia — Artist Profile Stage Name:...

CULTURAL SUMMARY – Penny Irie: “Matie” For Museum, Exhibition & Cultural Programming “Matie” by Penny Irie is a classic example...

Sophia George is one of Jamaica’s most beloved voices—an artist whose sweet-toned delivery, bold storytelling, and confident femininity helped define...