Journal

Introduction Reggae is one of Jamaica’s greatest cultural contributions to the world. Emerging in the late 1960s, reggae grew from...

The Sleng Teng Riddim: The Digital Revolution That Changed Dancehall Forever The Foundational Sound That Launched the Modern Era of...

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

 Introduction Reggae stands as one of the most influential musical movements in modern history. Rooted in Jamaica’s cultural and spiritual...

April 21, 1966: The Visit That Shaped Reggae — Haile Selassie I in Jamaica On April 21, 1966, a moment...

In the late 1960s, a sound born in the streets of Kingston, Jamaica, was quietly transforming into a global cultural...

Beyond Jamaica: 20 Non-Jamaican Artists Who Shaped Reggae’s Global Evolution Published by The Reggae Museum™Research by The Reggae Institute Curatorial...

Reggae has never stayed confined to Jamaica. It travels well—through migration, sound system culture, and the sheer pull of its...

Garnett Silk Reggae Museum Artist ProfilePublished by the Reggae Museum | Research by the Reggae Institute Artist Overview — The...

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