Dancehall - Riddim Listening Lounge Dennis Richmond

Dennis Richmond

The Licorice colorway has a matte black ink handscreened onto a matte ivory clay coated paper substrate for a clean and sophisticated effect

blue outline and an emerald green dress set against a background with light yellow and coral pink color blocks on a dark violet background

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

handscreened hues

Dancehall - Riddim Listening Lounge Dennis RichmondJamaican 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