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Best reggae-pop artists of the 1990s

Hip-hop moved to the center and has not left. Grunge cleared out the arena rock standing in front of it. Dance music grew an audience that listened at home rather than in a club, while sample clearance got expensive enough that producers had to get sharper about what they took.

Everyone who released a reggae-pop album in the 1990s, ordered by how Riffiter listeners rate their catalog.

Gnags№ 1Gnags1 album here3.5Weighted score2.7 avg · 3 ratings
  1. 2Gregory IsaacsGregory Isaacs1 album here1 rating
  2. 3UB40UB403 albums here
  3. 4TryoTryo1 album here
  4. 5Jimmy CliffJimmy Cliff2 albums here
  5. 6Los PericosLos Pericos1 album here
  6. 7Inner CircleInner Circle1 album here
  7. 8Dennis BrownDennis Brown1 album here
  8. 9Bunny WailerBunny Wailer1 album here
  9. 10Jacob MillerJacob Miller1 album here
  10. 11Maxi PriestMaxi Priest3 albums here
  11. 12AswadAswad1 album here
  12. 13Desmond DekkerDesmond Dekker1 album here
  13. 14Big MountainBig Mountain5 albums here
  14. 15The HeptonesThe Heptones1 album here
  15. 16Sly & RobbieSly & Robbie1 album here
  16. 17Ziggy Marley & The Melody MakersZiggy Marley & The Melody Makers5 albums here

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