Ms. Baker’s debut solo album is lyrical and, at times, disturbing.

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The son of the legendary reggae artist Bob Marley, who spends much of his time touring and also lives in Miami, talks about the joys of going back to Jamaica.

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Pompadours and pleather: The reggaeton-influenced style of Havana’s fashion-conscious men shows that Cuba is not stuck in time.

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It is rare for a Jamaican to top the chart, and OMI, while basking in the publicity of his song’s remix hitting No. 1, hopes to continue to appeal to a variety of audiences.

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Mr. Kemp, whose “Just Got Paid” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s R&B chart in 1989, was found dead on a beach in Jamaica on Thursday.

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Magic!, known for its reggae-rock, celebrated its No. 2 hit single and its new album at the Marlin Room on Thursday.

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“Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds,” at the New Victory Theater, blends Marley’s music with a narrative about a boy who prefers to stay home and watch TV.

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Aer, a white hip-hop and reggae duo, performed to an almost exclusively white audience at Irving Plaza.

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Mr. Clarke once said that Third World was not “strictly a reggae band,” but “definitely a reggae band.”

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Raucous parties in Jamaica are often filmed, and the footage is sold to Jamaicans abroad who are nostalgic for the sights, sounds and thumping bass lines of home.

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