Cutty Ranks is widely respected as one of the pioneers of 90s dancehall, and he talks through some of the significant highlights of his career- from early sound system days in Jamaica to becoming an internationally recognised voice in reggae and dancehall.

He reflects back on the legacy of classic hits that helped define the sound of the 1990s including A Who Seh Mi Dun, The Stopper, and Limb By Limb. Cutty also shares stories about how his distinctive style has crossed over into multiple genres including hip-hop, reggae, and electronic music.

With over 40 years in the industry, Cutty Ranks remains a vital force in Jamaican music. In this conversation he reflects on the evolution of dancehall, working with producers around the world, and why his voice and message are still as relevant as ever in 2026.

If you’re a fan of classic dancehall, reggae history, and legendary artists, this interview offers a rare insight into the career of one of the genre’s most recognisable voices.

Recorded on location at Cooyah Flagship Store, 96 Hope Road, Kingston, Jamaica.