KnowraJamaican sound systemLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Jamaican sound system, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 2Related 8Narrower topic 1ReggaetonRelated: Sound-system practices and dancehall performance informed reggaeton’s early circulation.Hip-hop cultureRelated: Sound-system practices helped shape the party-centered DJ traditions carried into the Bronx.Dub musicRelated: Dub’s low-frequency emphasis was shaped by music designed for sound-system playback.Grandmaster FlashRelated: Its party-centered DJ culture forms part of the Caribbean context surrounding early Bronx hip-hop.Studio OneNarrower topic: Dodd’s sound-system work connected recording choices to the demands of dance audiences.Sound systemBroader topic: Its parties established the cultural and technical template for the sound system.DJingRelated: Sound-system culture shaped the selector’s role and the social power of extended music playback.Disc jockeyBroader topic: Its selectors and engineers helped shape later DJ practices, including dub and hip-hop.Toots and the MaytalsRelated: Sound-system audiences and dances helped create demand for the group’s recordings.Bob Marley and the WailersRelated: Sound-system culture shaped the audiences and music industry in which the Wailers emerged.Buju BantonRelated: Sound-system culture shaped the performance settings and vocal conventions of Banton’s dancehall roots.