• Reggae Bloodlines: In Search Of The Music And Culture Of Jamaica by Stephen Davis, Peter Simon, 1977.

• Catch a Fire: The Life of Bob Marley by Timothy White, 1983.

• The Rough Guide to Reggae by Steve Barrow, Peter Dalton, 1997.

• Roots, rock, reggae: An Oral History of Reggae by Chuck Foster, 1999.

• Bass Culture: When Reggae Was King by Lloyd Bradley, 2000. ︎

• This is Reggae Music by Lloyd Bradley, 2001.

• Reggae Explosion: The Story of Jamaican Music by Chris Salewicz, Adrian Boot, 2001.

• Solid Foundation: An Oral History of Reggae by David Katz, 2003. ︎

• Sound Clash: Jamaican Dancehall Culture at Large by Carolyn Cooper, 2004.

• People Funny Boy: The Genius of Lee 'Scratch' Perry by David Katz, 2006. ︎

• Dub: Soundscapes and Shattered Songs in Jamaican Reggae by Michael E. Veal, 2007. ︎

• Dancehall: The Rise of Jamaican Dancehall Culture by Beth Lesser, 2008.

• Original Rude Boy by Neville Staple, 2009.

• Ska: An Oral History by Heather Augustyn, 2010.

• Words of Our Mouth, Meditations of Our Heart: Pioneering Musicians of Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae, & Dancehall by Kenneth Bilby, 2016.

• So Much Things to Say: The Oral History of Bob Marley by Roger Steffens, 2017.

FILMS & SERIES

• Reggae, dir. Horace Ové, 1971. 1h. 

• The Harder They Come, dir, Perry Henzel, 1974.

• Rockers, dir. Theodoros Bafaloukos, 1978.

• Dub Echoes, dir. Bruno Natal, 2008. 1h 15m.

• Reggae Britannia, dir. Jeremy Marre, 2011.

• Toots and the Maytals: Reggae Got Soul, dir. George Scott for BBC, 2011. 58m.
  

• Bob Marley: The Making of a Legend, dir. Esther Anderson & Gian Godoy, 2011.  

• Pimento and Hot Pepper: The Story of Mento Music, dir. by Rick Elgood, 2017. 1h.

• Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records, dir. Nicolas Jack Davies, 2018. 1h 26m. 

• Inna de Yard: The Soul of Jamaica, dir. Peter Webber, 2019.

• “Dread Inna Inglan: How the U.K. Took to Reggae” by Afropop Worldwide, 1h. September 2015.

• “State of Emergency: Reggae Reflections on Jamaica's Partisan Politics” by Afropop Worldwide, 1h. October 2016.
  

• “Overview of Dub” by Reggae Lover, Episode 120, October 2018. 62 minutes.

• “Women in Reggae” by Reggae Lover, Episode 127, January 2019. 45 minutes.

• “Ring the Alarm: A History of Sound System Culture” by Afropop Worldwide, 1h. August 2019.

• “Women in Reggae Part 2” by Reggae Lover, Episode 161, September 2019. 49 minutes.

• “The Influence of Reggae” by Reggae Lover, Episode 133, February 2019. 58 minutes.

• “Introduction to Soundclash” by Reggae Lover, Episode 134, March 2019. 54 minutes.

• “Jamaica In New York: The History of Reggae and Dancehall in the Big Apple” by Afropop Worldwide, 1h. November 2019.

• “The Gorgon, The Originator, and The Dub Master: Reggae Pioneers Bunny Lee, U Roy, and King Tubby” by Afropop Worldwide, September 2021. 59m.

• "Dub, Scratch, and the Black Star: Lee Perry on the Mix" by Erik Davis, 21C, Issue 24, 1997.

• “Urban Spaces and Working-Class Expressions across the Black Atlantic: Tracing the Routes of Ska” by Joseph Heathcott, Radical History Review, 2003.

• “Jamaica's new music revolution” by Baz Dreisinger, Salon, March 2004.

• “Dread, beat and blood” by Vivien Goldman, The Guardian, July 2006.

• “The Record Producer Stephen McGregor Is a Reggae Veteran at 18” on Di Genius, by Vivien Goldman, NYTimes, September 2008.

• “From Roots to Dancehall” by David Katz, RBMA, January 31, 2013.

• “In Search of the First Dub LP” by David Katz, RBMA, October 2013.

• “Rock Steady’s Beginnings: An Introduction to Jamaican Music’s Most Influential Genre” by David Katz, RBMA, November 2013.

• “That Chop on the Upbeat: Rosco Gordon and the Birth of Ska” by John Jeremiah Sullivan, Oxford American, November 2013. ︎

• “How Bob Marley Was Sold to the Suburbs” by Chris Kornelis, Phoenix New Times, July 2014. ︎

• “The Rise And Fall Of East London’s Soundsystems” by Matthew Bennett, RBMA, August 2014.

• “Wheel It Up: History of the Rewind” by Laurent Fintoni, Cuepoint, January 2015.

• “Count Ossie and the Birth of Reggae” by David Katz, RBMA, April 2015.

• “How Casio accidentally started reggae's digital revolution” by James Trew, Engadget, December 2015. ︎

• “Sweet Reggae Music Pon di Attack: A History of Soundclash” by Erin MacLeod and Joshua Chamberlain, RBMA, October 2016.

• “Key Brixton Tracks: Linton Kwesi Johnson’s “Five Nights of Bleeding”” by David McNamee, RBMA, March 2017.

• “Beyond “Bam Bam”: Dancehall Icon Sister Nancy on Her Improbable Career” by Mark “Frosty” McNeill, RBMA, March 2017.

• “The Brixton Riots and Music” by Dan Hancox, RBMA, April 2017.

• “When Dancehall Taught Me Happiness” by Judnick Mayard, Medium, January 2018. ︎  

• “Why Isn't Jamaican Dancehall Bigger in the U.S.?” by Elias Leight, Rolling Stone, August 2018.

• “The Roots of Dub” by Kirk Degiorgio, RBMA, August 2018. ︎

• “The high stakes of reggae superstar Buju Banton’s return” by Summer Eldemire, The Fader, March 2019.

• “Down To The Roots: The Radical Politics of Reggae” by Jessica Lipsky, The North Star, March 2019.

• “The Essential Guide to Dancehall” by Sharine Taylor, RBMA, July 2019. ︎ 

• “Koffee, the Nineteen-Year-Old Artist Modernizing Reggae” by Doreen St. Félix, The New Yorker, September 2019. 

• “VP Records: The House That Reggae Built” by Sharine Taylor, Complex, December 2019. ︎

• “Buju Banton Isn’t Interested in Legacy” by Sharine Taylor, Okayplayer, June 2020.

• “Eight Artists Who Embody the Roots Reggae Tradition” by Gladstone Taylor, Bandcamp Daily, June 2020.

• "Sister Nancy Is Sampled on All Your Favourite Songs" by Leonie Cooper, The Forty-Five, June 2021.

• “From Babylon to Ethiopia: Continuities and Variations of Utopianism in Rastafari Reggae Music” by David Aarons, Popular Music and Society, Vol. 44, July 2020.

• “Reggae and country music? How Gramps Morgan made it work in Nashville” by Dave Paulson, USA TODAY, July 2021. ︎

• “How Lee “Scratch” Perry Sculpted the Sounds of Reggae” by Jace Clayton, Pitchfork, August 2021. ︎

• “Spectral Vibrations: Discovering and Recovering Lost Bodies through Jamaican Sound” by Trishauna Stewart, Journal of World Popular Music, Vol. 8, No. 1, August 2021.