What were some music that Jamaicans made or listened to?

Jamaicans have made and listened to various genres of music, most notably reggae, which emerged in the late 1960s and is characterized by its rhythmic style and social commentary, often associated with artists like Bob Marley. Ska and rocksteady are earlier forms that influenced reggae, featuring upbeat tempos and brass instrumentation. Dancehall, which developed in the late 1970s, incorporates electronic elements and has become popular both in Jamaica and internationally. Additionally, Jamaican music often includes influences from mento, dub, and more contemporary genres like hip-hop and pop.