Dancehall - Riddim Listening Lounge and b-boys mackin' with boomboxes

and b-boys mackin' with boomboxes

which is enhanced by the coral

dark Prussian blue ink that enables the metallic gold ponyskin textured foil substrate to form the ornate elements

handscreened hues

and ground cover

Dancehall - Riddim Listening Lounge and b-boys mackin' with boomboxesJamaican Dancehall culture began in the late 1970s as a social lifestyle shift when record producers started releasing instrumental versions of songs (dubplates or riddims) which would be played by a Selector in open air dance halls or through mobile sound systems with a DJ toasting over the music. The name, Dancehall, was not used until the 1980s when it was mentioned as a promotional term. This began an era of hand painted, screen printed, or