What is the best modern reggae album from the 2000s and 2010s?

The reggae revival proved the genre's power for new generations. From Damian Marley's Welcome to Jamrock to Chronixx's Chronology and Protoje's Ancient Future, vote for the best modern reggae album.

Welcome to Jamrock

Damian Marley's 2005 breakthrough album that reestablished roots reggae's relevance in the hip-hop era with explosive production and social commentary.

1/10

Chronology

Chronixx's 2017 defining album of the reggae revival, blending roots authenticity with modern production from one of the movement's leading voices.

2/10

Distant Relatives

Nas and Damian Marley's 2010 groundbreaking collaboration connecting reggae and hip-hop through the shared experience of the African diaspora.

3/10

Mind Control

Stephen Marley's 2007 Grammy-winning debut solo album balancing reggae traditions with modern production across multiple reggae subgenres.

4/10

A Matter of Time

Protoje's 2018 critically acclaimed roots reggae album that earned a Grammy nomination and solidified his place among reggae's modern elite.

5/10

Ancient Future

Protoje's 2015 sophisticated album blending roots reggae with neo-soul and R&B influences that helped define the reggae revival movement.

6/10

Kontraband

Kabaka Pyramid's 2018 Grammy-winning album combining conscious lyricism with masterful production, proving roots reggae's enduring modern power.

7/10

Dread and Terrible

Chronixx's 2014 breakthrough project rich with conscious lyrics and commanding presence that launched him to international acclaim.

8/10

9

Jah9's 2013 meditative and jazz-influenced debut bringing a feminine spiritual perspective to the reggae revival movement.

9/10

Courage to Grow

Rebelution's 2009 crossover roots reggae album that introduced the genre to a new generation of North American listeners.

10/10