Originally, riddim scene arose in the early 1980s from reggae and sound system culture in the country. It was a raw reaction to the rise of polished pop reggae and featured vocal over simple instrumentals. During the 1980s decade, the style evolved more fast, incorporating elements of hip hop and electronic beats. The 1990s experienced major spread

Dancehall sound emerged in early Jamaica, growing from roots reggae's rhythmic tempo and incorporating electronic instrumentation. Initially a local event in Kingston nightclubs , it quickly attracted attention amongst young people . The transition toward more upbeat rhythms and toasting's prominence – whereby DJs rapped over riddims – marked a