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Recommended reggae

Masterpieces, fan favorites, and new 21st-century staples for reggae beginners

Reggae, the laid-back music born in Jamaica.

Its comfortable rhythms and liberating melodies are loved around the world and are now actively incorporated into pop and other genres.

In this article, we’ve carefully selected classic and popular reggae tracks, including new 21st-century standards!

We’ve chosen a wide range of songs, from dancehall reggae and dub to raggamuffin, rocksteady, and even lovers rock.

We’ve also included many tracks by artists considered classics and legends, so if you’re new to reggae, start by listening to the songs introduced here!

Masterpiece, Popular, and New 21st-Century Standard Reggae Songs for Beginners (51–60)

Let’s Do It AgainJ Boog

J Boog – Let’s Do It Again (Official Video)
Let's Do It AgainJ Boog

J Boog is a reggae singer from the United States and is also one of the leading figures in Hawaii’s reggae scene.

His songs are mostly island reggae, so I think people who like surf music will find them easy to enjoy.

This track is one version over the “Major Riddim,” so I also recommend checking out songs by other artists on the same riddim.

As the Money DoneRomain Virgo

Romain Bargo is a young, highly skilled singer with nationwide popularity.

During his school years, he served as the lead vocalist of the choir and earned second place in a contest.

He has produced numerous hits, both with original songs and cover tracks.

The Gospel MedleyRichie Stephens

Richie Stephens – The Gospel Medley (2012)
The Gospel MedleyRichie Stephens

Grammy Award–winning singer Richie Stephens captivates listeners with a beautiful, powerful voice reminiscent of a gospel singer.

His achievements have also been recognized by the Jamaican government, earning him the Governor-General’s Achievement Award.

This track is a fun, lively song you can enjoy.

Handsworth RevolutionSteel Pulse

Steel Pulse, the British reggae band that brought the sound from Kingston back to London.

Here’s a recommended track from the classic album that sparked their breakthrough.

During the album’s production, Carl Peterson—who was collaborating with Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, and Peter Tosh at the time—produced the track, and it became a huge hit in their home country soon after its release.

Later, British musicians began to focus on reggae and pursue their own distinctive sounds.

Satta MassaganaThe Abyssinians

A vocal trio formed by former members of Carlton & The Shoes.

Few groups fit the category of roots reggae as well as they do.

The Abyssinians leave a strong impression as a band of militant, fighting reggae.

A classic that opens the film “Rockers.”