The history of where the Jamaican music started The history of where the Jamaican music started off from first was the Orchestra dance music then to the Sound System dance music which paved the way for the recording of Jamaican music because it once was all about Rhythm and Blues streaming from out of the US from some of Miami radio stations into Jamaica but Jamaicans wanted to hear themselves so the Jamaican Ska music was created from the Rhythm and Blues music | Blue Beat & Ska

Shaggy & Sting 🙌🏼🔥🎶 "Englishman/Jamaican in New York" at the Tiny Desk, NPR Music (2019) #frecuenciasoundsystem #reggae #music #mx | Frecuencia Sound System

The Origin of the Gunfinger Salute, in Jamaican Sound System Culture 🫡We talk about the origins of the ‘gunfinger’ salute, which traces back to the sound system culture in Jamaica in the late 1950s. People would compete in ‘sound clashes’ and show their appreciation for the winning system by firing their guns into the air. This gesture has carried on over the years and is now a symbol of respect for DJs, MCs, and crews in the Drum & Bass scene.#soundsystem #soundclash #gunfinger #Jamaica #DJcul

The Evolution of Jamaican Sound System Fashion We talk about the fashion and style of the Jamaican community in the early days of sound system culture. We discuss how they would dress up to attend sound system events, with details like short trousers to show off socks, loud handkerchiefs, and proud jacket linings. By the 80s, the style evolved to include Gabichi hats, Farah trousers, Italian shirts, and crocodile shoes. Certain accessories like sovereign rings and Belcher chains were also popula