Initially, reggae music arose in the early 1980s from ska and sound system tradition in Jamaica. It was a direct answer to the dominance of polished pop reggae and presented vocal over simple rhythms. Over the eighties, the style evolved more fast, incorporating features of hip hop and urban beats. The 1990s saw major globalization and innovation,

Dancehall, developing from the foundation of Reggae in the early 1980s, is a vibrant style of entertainment deeply grounded in Jamaican tradition. Initially a event atmosphere showcasing deejays toasting over dub tracks, it quickly transformed into a distinct musical phenomenon. Characterized by fast tempos, danceable beats, and often direct lyrics

From a humble beginnings in Jamaican sound systems to its worldwide presence, "Riddim & Reaction" presents the vital relationship between the infectious pulse of Dancehall riddims and the electric reaction of dancers and audiences alike. The story delves into the creative process behind classic riddims—those hypnotic beats that drive the genre—