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Cover of a 1956 song by Barbie Gaye, helping to popularize ska music internationally.

A soul song showcasing Nash's smooth vocals.

Johnny Nash was a Houston-born singer whose pop and soul recordings also drew on Jamaican reggae. I Can See Clearly Now brought that combination to a wide audience in 1972. He supported Bob Marley's music early and...

Nash's optimistic outlook after eye surgery

Written by Bob Marley Helped introduce reggae music to a wider audience

Cover of Bob Marley's reggae hit

Janet Kay emerged from London's lovers-rock scene after members of Aswad recommended her to Alton Ellis. Early recordings included Loving You, followed by work with producer Dennis Bovell on Silly Games. Her voice...

A tribute to Bob Marley and reggae music.

A tribute to Bob Marley, incorporating reggae rhythms into Wonder's sound.

Named after a market street in Brixton, London, and inspired by the 1981 Brixton riot.

Named after a market street in Brixton, London, and inspired by the 1981 Brixton riot.

A reggae-influenced pop song that continued the band's string of hits.

Musical Youth grew from a group of school-age musicians in Birmingham, England, with family links to Jamaican vocal group the Techniques through Frederick Waite. Dennis Seaton became lead singer after the group...

A reggae cover of Neil Diamond's song about drowning sorrows

Originally released in 1977, the song was inspired by Marley's vision of unity and peace.

Aswad developed in London's Ladbroke Grove neighborhood, bringing roots reggae into contact with dub, dancehall, pop and R&B. The group's early lineup included Brinsley Forde, George Oban, Angus Gaye, Courtney...

Eddy Grant's work extends across performing, producing and running music businesses. Born in Guyana, he moved to London and formed the Equals, a band whose members came from different racial backgrounds. After...

Cover of The Temptations song

Reggae fusion style

Cover of The Temptations song

Cover of Al Green's soul classic

Cover of The Temptations' classic love song

Snow's experiences growing up in a multicultural neighborhood in Toronto and his time in prison.

Inner Circle is a Jamaican reggae group whose history includes backing singer Eric Donaldson on Cherry, Oh Baby. Jacob Miller later became a central voice, with Tenement Yard appearing in the band's repertoire and in...

A reggae cover of Elvis Presley's 1961 hit, featured in the film "Sliver."

Shabba Ranks is a Jamaican dancehall performer whose deep, sharply accented vocal delivery helped carry the deejay style to international audiences. His early work developed through sound-system performance and...

Snow's experiences growing up in a multicultural neighborhood in Toronto and his time in prison.

Shabba Ranks is a Jamaican dancehall performer whose deep, sharply accented vocal delivery helped carry the deejay style to international audiences. His early work developed through sound-system performance and...

Shaggy was born Orville Richard Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica, and later developed his music in New York. Early dancehall recordings included Mampie and Big Up. Pure Pleasure began his album career in 1993, followed...

The reggae-pop song celebrates love and passion with a catchy chorus.

A reggae cover of Peter Frampton's 1975 hit.

A cover of Tina Turner's 1986 song, adapted to Ace of Base's pop-reggae style.

Kamoze's comeback hit, sampling Taana Gardner's "Heartbeat."

A reggae cover of Johnny Nash's 1972 hit, used in the film "Cool Runnings."

A playful reggae fusion track about Shaggy's romantic appeal.

A dancehall track sampling Taana Gardner's "Heartbeat."

Shaggy was born Orville Richard Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica, and later developed his music in New York. Early dancehall recordings included Mampie and Big Up. Pure Pleasure began his album career in 1993, followed...

A lighthearted song about attraction to a shy person.

A blend of reggae and punk rock with Spanish and English lyrics about desire.

Shaggy was born Orville Richard Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica, and later developed his music in New York. Early dancehall recordings included Mampie and Big Up. Pure Pleasure began his album career in 1993, followed...

The song was inspired by Caribbean dancehall music and the allure of beautiful women.

Admiration for a beautiful woman

Shaggy was born Orville Richard Burrell in Kingston, Jamaica, and later developed his music in New York. Early dancehall recordings included Mampie and Big Up. Pure Pleasure began his album career in 1993, followed...

The song was inspired by party culture and dancehall music.

The track was inspired by dancehall rhythms and party culture.

The track was inspired by dancehall music and Jamaican culture.

The song was inspired by reggae music and themes of love and commitment.

The song was inspired by dancehall music and Caribbean dance culture.

Dude brought Beenie Man together with Ms. Thing after producer Dave Kelly heard her performing at a Baby Cham album launch. Kelly had already recorded tracks with her before arranging this collaboration. Its success...

The song was inspired by Caribbean soca music.

The song was inspired by enduring love and Jamaican dancehall music.

Sean Paul is a Jamaican performer whose vocal flow works within dancehall rhythms. Stage One began his album career in 2000. Dutty Rock followed in 2002, with Gimme the Light and Get Busy taking that style to...

The song combines reggae with Jewish themes, reflecting Matisyahu's faith and musical style.

The song draws from Sean Paul's Jamaican roots and dancehall music, with lyrics focused on attraction and dance.

Sean Paul is a Jamaican performer whose vocal flow works within dancehall rhythms. Stage One began his album career in 2000. Dutty Rock followed in 2002, with Gimme the Light and Get Busy taking that style to...

The song is about reminiscing about a past relationship.

Reminiscing about a past relationship

The song was influenced by The Police and aimed to capture a reggae-rock sound.

Honesty and trust in relationships.

A reggae-infused track celebrating Jamaican culture and spirituality.

A reggae-infused track celebrating Jamaican culture and spirituality.