Classic dancehall reggae songs. Recommended popular tracks.
There are many different genres within reggae.
For those who aren’t familiar with reggae, when you hear “dancehall,” you might picture an actual dance venue, right?
Dancehall is a style of reggae centered on programmed (electronic) beats, and it’s one of the most popular, mainstream genres in modern reggae.
This time, we’ve put together a collection of classic dancehall tracks.
We’ve picked a wide range—from timeless classics to the latest hits—so whether you’re well-versed in reggae or new to it, you’ll enjoy this selection!
Now, please take your time and enjoy.
Playlist
| Classic dancehall reggae songs. Recommended popular tracks. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1 | WhenTiger |  play_arrow | Introduction to Tiger’s famous song When |
| 2 | Go Down DehSpice, Sean Paul, Shaggy |  play_arrow | A classic track featuring dancehall heavyweights |
| 3 | Run Dancehall ft. Lisa MercedezVybz Kartel |  play_arrow | Reggae musician releases new song from prison |
| 4 | Who Am IBeenie Man |  play_arrow | Introduction to Beenie Man’s classic song “Who Am I” |
| 5 | FlexMad Cobra |  play_arrow | Introduction to Mad Cobra's hit song Flex |
| 6 | We Be Burningsean paul |  play_arrow | Showcasing Sean Paul’s Greatest Hits |
| 7 | Like Gluesean paul |  play_arrow | Sean Paul classic, global hit |
| 8 | Ghetto Red HotSUPER CAT |  play_arrow | A song that portrays the reality of Jamaican ghettos |
| 9 | MedicineAlkaline |  play_arrow | Alkaline is gaining popularity again in Jamaica |
| 10 | Pro-GressJahvillani |  play_arrow | Introducing hit songs by young Jamaican artists |
| 11 | SufferahBounty Killer |  play_arrow | Reggae songs that fight social issues |
| 12 | Yahoo BoyzIntence |  play_arrow | Intense dancehall trap |
| 13 | King Of The DancehallBeenie Man |  play_arrow | Representative dancehall songs by Beenie Man |
| 14 | Wanna Be LovedBuju Banton |  play_arrow | Buju Banton’s soothing reggae song |
| 15 | Ting-A-lingShabba Ranks |  play_arrow | Introduction to Shabba Ranks' classic songs |
| 16 | BoombasticShaggy |  play_arrow | Shaggy’s 1995 hit song “Boombastic” |
| 17 | EARTHQUAKEMunga |  play_arrow | Dancehall reggae song from Jamaica |
| 18 | Turn Me OnKevin Lyttle |  play_arrow | Kevin Lyttle’s smash dancehall hit |
| 19 | Queen of the PackPatra |  play_arrow | Dancehall queen Patra’s 1993 hit song |
| 20 | Sweet To The BellyVybz Kartel |  play_arrow | Vybz Kartel’s signature dancehall tracks |
| 21 | Herbman hustlingSugar Minott |  play_arrow | A person who switched to being a singer and found success |
| 22 | I Was Born A WinnerFreddie McGregor |  play_arrow | A dancehall track that showcases Freddie’s talent |
| 23 | Tek HimMad Cobra |  play_arrow | Introduction to Mad Cobra's popular dancehall songs |
| 24 | ZungguzungguguzungguzengYellowman |  play_arrow | From Yellowman's albinism to international stardom |
| 25 | higher levelElephant man |  play_arrow | Classic dancehall reggae |
| 26 | Bad From Mi BornMunga |  play_arrow | A new style that fuses Rasta and gangsta |
| 27 | Shy GuyDiana King |  play_arrow | An R&B-style reggae singer from Jamaica |
| 28 | ArleenGeneral Echo |  play_arrow | General Echo, the originator of slackness in dancehall reggae |
| 29 | Place In Your HeartGarnett Silk |  play_arrow | Garnett Silk, a genius who died young in an accident |
| 30 | Boom wah disBurro Banton |  play_arrow | A powerful dancehall track by a veteran DJ |
| 31 | BoopsSUPER CAT |  play_arrow | Supercat's dancehall smash hit |
| 32 | Party TimeDanny English feat. Eggnog |  play_arrow | A track with strong reggae elements and a tempo that makes it fun to dance to. |
| 33 | Higher LevelElephant man |  play_arrow | Elephant Man, the dancehall reggae superstar |
| 34 | Must Be LoveSmujji ft Fya |  play_arrow | A track that makes your body move at a reggae club |
| 35 | Ultimate HustlerSizzla |  play_arrow | Sizzla’s creative drive and original reggae |
| 36 | Murder DemNinjaman |  play_arrow | A rebellious reggae artist with a love for ninjas |
| 37 | Real MckoyMavado |  play_arrow | Mavado’s debut song is a hit |
| 38 | Ghetto People SongEverton Blender |  play_arrow | Everton Blender's classic song Ghetto People Song |
| 39 | Gun Pon MeShabba Ranks |  play_arrow | Introduction to Shabba Ranks’s Grammy Award–Winning Album |
| 40 | Housecall ft. Maxi PriestShabba Ranks |  play_arrow | Shabba Ranks’ love song |
| 41 | Push ItMatteo feat Stella |  play_arrow | Fusion of reggae and EDM |
| 42 | Soul ReaperTommy Lee Sparta |  play_arrow | Tommy Lee Sparta’s unique style |
| 43 | Dance Hall FeelingTenor Saw |  play_arrow | Dancehall signature song by Tenor Saw |
| 44 | Alms HouseCapleton |  play_arrow | Introduction to the Rastafarian dancehall DJ, Capleton |
| 45 | Fresh PartyDocta & Linho ft Tay-O |  play_arrow | A cool dancehall reggae track |
| 46 | Fall For You AgainGREGORY ISAACS |  play_arrow | Introduction to Popular Songs by Gregory Isaacs |
| 47 | Beautiful lifeSasha Lopez feat Tony T & Big Ali |  play_arrow | Beautiful life with a cheerful sound |
| 48 | Ghetto Man SkankToyan |  play_arrow | A popular dancehall reggae singer |
| 49 | Under Me Sleng TengWayne Smith |  play_arrow | The classic track Sleng Teng created by King Jammy |
| 50 | No, No NoDawn Penn |  play_arrow | The dancehall version of “NoNoNo” is popular. |
| 51 | Dat Sexy BodySasha feat. Fatman Scoop |  play_arrow | Dancehall reggae, characterized by the gap between men and women |
| 52 | ChampionBuju Banton |  play_arrow | Buju Banton returns to roots reggae |
| 53 | Don’t TestJunior Tucker |  play_arrow | Signature songs by Jamaican reggae singers |
| 54 | Down in the ghettoBounty Killer |  play_arrow | Bounty Killer: A dancehall heavyweight dedicated to social contribution |
| 55 | READYRytikal |  play_arrow | Ritical, a fusion of reggae and dancehall |
| 56 | NookieJamesy P |  play_arrow | A hit song by a reggae musician from Saint Vincent |
| 57 | We Are One (Ole Ola)Pitbull & Jennifer Lopez & Claudia Leitte |  play_arrow | World Cup official song reggae |
| 58 | Tell Me How ComeMorgan Heritage |  play_arrow | Morgan Heritage's religious theme song |
| 59 | I’ve Got Your ManLady Saw |  play_arrow | Lady Saw, an overwhelmingly popular female deejay |
| 60 | Dancehall QueenCrew 7 |  play_arrow | Dancehall reggae with a beautiful melody |
| 61 | Break UpShelly Thunder |  play_arrow | The classic song by dancehall queen Shelly |
| 62 | Dem No Worry WeSUPER CAT |  play_arrow | Introduction to Super Cat’s classic songs |
| 63 | Murder She WroteChaka Demus & Pliers |  play_arrow | Introduction to Classic Songs by Chakademus & Pliers |
| 64 | Love How The Gal FlexBuju Banton |  play_arrow | Buju Banton violent dancehall classic |
| 65 | Heads HighMr. Vegas |  play_arrow | Mr. Vegas’s globally successful dancehall hit song |
| 66 | Just Say NoBeres Hammond |  play_arrow | Beres Hammond, a representative artist of lovers rock |
| 67 | GO DOWN GYALSTEPPER’Z Ft. RAGGA RANKS & DJ KING SERENITY |  play_arrow | Dancehall reggae for clubs |
| 68 | Oneself feat. CHEHONBANTY FOOT |  play_arrow | A new track from BF, the reggae sound crew from Tokai |
| 69 | Gimme The Lightsean paul |  play_arrow | Sean Paul's global success |
| 70 | Inna Di DancehallMillion Stylez |  play_arrow | Authentic Dancehall by Million Stylez |
| 71 | WANDERING MINDASSASSIN |  play_arrow | A hype reggae rap track by an assassin |
| 72 | Hit & Run (ft. Masicka, Di Genius)Shenseea |  play_arrow | Shenseea’s positive dancehall |
| 73 | Shake It Up TonightLUCIANO |  play_arrow | Luciano's debut hit song |