Recommended Songs for Reggae Dance | Featuring Jamaican and Japanese Reggae!
One of the essential elements of reggae: reggae dance.
It used to be a genre of dance that wasn’t very familiar to many people, but recently, thanks to Chocolate Planet’s Matsuo helping to popularize reggae dance, I think its recognition has been growing.
So this time, we’ve selected songs that are perfect for reggae dance!
From Jamaican dancehall to classic Japanese reggae, we’ve curated a wide range, so even beginners can enjoy it with confidence.
Please sit back, relax, and enjoy until the very end!
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Recommended Songs for Reggae Dance | Featuring Jamaican and Japa-Reggae! (11–20)
Na,Na,Na,NaNG HEAD
NG HEAD, the king representing reggae in the West.
A genius boasting an undefeated record in sound clashes, he’s known for overwhelming live performances, as his track record shows.
NG HEAD has created numerous classics.
Among his works, a track I especially recommend is “Na, Na, Na, Na.” Unlike his clash style, it’s strikingly upbeat and bright.
Perfect for big-gesture reggae dance routines.
READYRytikal
Rytikal, a DJ from Jamaica known for his stylish flair.
His style that blends hip-hop elements into dancehall is hugely popular among young people in Jamaica right now.
Among his works, the track I especially recommend for reggae dance is READY.
It’s a piece that layers heavily reverbed vocals over a riddim mixing trap and dancehall, resulting in an overall cool impression.
We Be Burnin’sean paul
When it comes to the world’s most prominent DJs, many people likely picture Sean Paul.
His sound, which incorporates not only reggae and dancehall but also reggaeton and deep house, is incredibly catchy.
Among his works, a track I especially recommend for reggae dance is “We Be Burnin’.” It’s a stunning piece that brings out the full appeal of dancehall while delivering an undeniably upbeat, catchy vibe.
Run Dancehall ft. Lisa MercedezVybz Kartel
Vybz Kartel, the Jamaican deejay who’s earned props worldwide for his overwhelming musicality.
If you like reggae, you definitely know this famous artist.
Even within Japa-reggae, he excels at the hardcore style you often see in Kansai.
He’s currently behind bars, serving a life sentence for murder.
Even so, the fact that he keeps releasing new tracks is something you can’t help but big up, despite his crime.
“Run Dancehall ft.
Lisa Mercedez” is one of his signature tunes—a dancehall track wrapped in a serious melody.
The tempo isn’t fast, but it’s perfect for powerful reggae dancing, don’t you think?
RAGGAMUFFIN LIFEFurankī Parisu
When it comes to Japanese reggae, many artists are influenced by Jamaica.
In contrast, Frankie Paris draws her inspiration from British reggae.
As a result, her music tends to lean less toward hard-hitting dancehall and more toward a stylish, refined sound.
Among her works, the track I especially recommend for reggae dance is “RAGGAMUFFIN LIFE.” Despite its tough-sounding title, it’s crafted into a languid, gentle reggae tune.
I AM RAGGAMUFFINRagarabo MUSIQ
Ragalabo MUSIQ is one of Japan’s leading reggae groups.
Their sound is catchy yet still lets you feel that gritty, hard-hitting raggamuffin vibe—quite striking, isn’t it? Among their releases, the track we especially recommend for reggae dance is “I AM RAGGAMUFFIN.” It’s a song with fiery vibes that truly embody classic raggamuffin.
If you’re looking to go hard with intense reggae dance, be sure to check it out.
Recommended Songs for Reggae Dance | Featuring Jamaican & Japan Reggae! (21–30)
Lean On (feat. MØ)Major Lazer & DJ Snake
This is a work by Major Lazer and DJ Snake packed with a warm message about the bonds between friends and the idea that it’s okay to lean on someone even in difficult times.
Listening to this track will surely remind you of the importance of supporting one another.
Featuring Danish singer MØ, it was released in June 2015 as the lead single from the album Peace Is the Mission.
In addition to being used in a Dodge commercial, it dominated charts worldwide and reached No.
4 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Put it on during an uplifting weekend drive or while spending time with friends, and it’s sure to set the perfect vibe.