Clyde Mckenzie’s Concept: Power Of Dancehall On Jamaica’s Music

Judith Bodley speaks to Clyde Mckenzie, cultural analyst, on the importance and influence of dancehall and dancehall clash on the world.

She also speaks to Korean Dancehall Queen Liji about why Jamaican culture is so attractive to people internationally.

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