The best Reggae albums
of the 1990s.
Where to start with 1990–1999 reggae — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1990s — reggae
Top picks from 1990–1999, ranked by where we would start.
Aquarium
Navigator (Aquarium album)
A vibrant fusion of art rock and folk influences, interspersed with playful melodies and introspective lyrics.
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Ricky Martin
Vuelve
A vibrant fusion of Latin pop and dance rhythms infused with heartfelt ballads that capture a sense of longing and celebration.
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Ricky Martin
Ricky Martin
'Ricky Martin' introduces his breakthrough hits and infectious energy that defines his career. It's an accessible starting point that captures the essence of his sound and charismatically invites listeners into his world.
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Thalía
Amor a la mexicana
This album features an array of engaging tracks that highlight Thalía's dynamic vocal delivery and lively instrumentation. It's a celebration of love and identity, setting the stage for understanding her artistry.
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Thalía
Love
A vibrant blend of Latin pop and rock infused with romantic themes and lush melodies.
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Lenny Kravitz
Are You Gonna Go My Way
This album introduces listeners to the energetic fusion of rock and funk that defines Kravitz’s approach. Its standout tracks highlight his ability to craft memorable hooks while maintaining an earthy resonance.
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Lenny Kravitz
5
A vibrant mix of rock, funk, and soul captures the eclectic essence of Lenny Kravitz's artistry.
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Shaggy
Midnite Lover
A smooth blend of reggae rhythms and romantic themes creates an inviting soundscape throughout the album.
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Shaggy
Original Doberman
A vibrant blend of reggae rhythms infused with playful lyrics and a charismatic delivery, reflecting the essence of Jamaican street culture.
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Sting
The Soul Cages
A contemplative blend of jazz-inflected pop and brooding rock, steeped in themes of loss and redemption.
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Sting
Mercury Falling
A fusion of introspective lyrics and lush melodies, blending elements of pop, jazz, and world music seamlessly.
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UB40
Guns in the Ghetto
A fusion of reggae grooves and pop melodies, infused with socially conscious lyrics reflecting urban life and struggles.
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UB40
Labour of Love III
A vibrant fusion of reggae rhythms and soulful melodies, celebrating love and resilience with a distinct UB40 flair.
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Madness
Wonderful
A vibrant blend of ska, pop, and new wave that captures the exuberance of late 90s British music.
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Madness
It's… Madness
A vibrant blend of ska and pop, layered with sharp lyrics and infectious hooks that capture the spirit of early '90s British music.
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Mad Professor
Dub Take the Voodoo Out of Reggae
This album encapsulates the essence of Mad Professor's work, highlighting his innovative approach to dub while maintaining a listener-friendly vibe. Its rich textures and dynamic rhythms make it an ideal starting point for anyone new to his music.
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Mad Professor
Super Ape Inna Jungle
A vibrant blend of dub and reggae, infused with playful rhythms and intricate soundscapes that transport listeners deep into the jungle.
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Jason Mraz
A Jason Mraz Demonstration
A vibrant blend of acoustic melodies and introspective lyrics that foreshadow a distinctive pop-folk style.
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Sinéad O'Connor
Am I Not Your Girl?
A haunting blend of jazz standards and orchestral arrangements, showcasing O'Connor's emotive vocal prowess in a lush musical landscape.
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Sinéad O'Connor
Gospel Oak EP
An introspective blend of folk and rock, infused with emotional depth and a yearning spirit characteristic of O'Connor's artistry.
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Manu Chao
Clandestino
A vibrant fusion of reggae, Latin rhythms, and world music that evokes the spirit of resistance and the plight of the marginalized.
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Dr. Alban
Look Who’s Talking! The Album
A vibrant fusion of Eurodance beats and reggae-infused rhythms, propelling infectious melodies that beckon listeners to dance.
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Dr. Alban
One Love (The Album)
A vibrant fusion of Eurodance and reggae, blending infectious beats with an uplifting spirit that invites celebration.
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Capleton
I-Testament
A vibrant mix of conscious lyrics and infectious rhythms that encapsulate the essence of 90s reggae culture.
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