Jamaica dancehall

“Pull Up Di Vibes” is the latest project undertaken by the Dancehall Dance Association (DDA), as we pay homage to Jamaica’s deeply enriching indigenous music genres, complimented by movements from the island’s equally diverse dance language. The DDA is thrilled to execute this release as a reminder of the role that Dancehall dancers have played […] The post Pull Up Di Vibes! – Dancehall Dance Association’s Jamaican Music Celebration! appeared first on Jamaicans.com.

A young dancehall couple dancing.

Jamaica, as island politicians and historians of pop music have grown fond of saying, is a country whose cultural impact has been wildly disproportionate to its size. The imagery of Jamaican music, not just the sound, has captured the global imagination for decades. Beth Lesser's photographs from the Eighties document the zenith of dancehall—often described as reggae's raucous younger sibling.

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