Collaborations and Cross-Cultural Exchanges in Indian Reggae

Maxi Priest, a British-born Jamaican reggae singer, collaborated with Bob Marley on the song 'Sun Is Shining' in 1979.

Apache Indian, a British-born Indian reggae artist, released the album 'Indian Reggae' in 1998, which fused reggae with traditional Indian music.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Apache Indian on the song 'Boombastic' in 1995.

Maxi Priest, a British-born Jamaican reggae singer, released the album 'Unity' in 2000, which featured collaborations with Jamaican reggae artists such as Beres Hammond and Luciano.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Beenie Man on the song 'Who Am I (Sim Simma)' in 1993.

Apache Indian, a British-born Indian reggae artist, released the album 'Reggae Rajahs' in 2002, which featured collaborations with Jamaican reggae artists such as Sly and Robbie and Yellowman.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Sean Paul on the song 'Temperature' in 2000.

Apache Indian, a British-born Indian reggae artist, released the album 'Indian Summer' in 2004, which featured collaborations with Jamaican reggae artists such as Buju Banton and Capleton.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Elephant Man on the song 'Pon De River, Pon De Bank' in 2002.

Apache Indian, a British-born Indian reggae artist, released the album 'Reggae Revolution' in 2006, which featured collaborations with Jamaican reggae artists such as Sizzla and Anthony B.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Bounty Killer on the song 'Hey Baby' in 1995.

Apache Indian, a British-born Indian reggae artist, released the album 'Indian Ragga' in 2008, which featured collaborations with Jamaican reggae artists such as Jah Cure and Luciano.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Vybz Kartel on the song 'Summertime' in 2006.

Apache Indian, a British-born Indian reggae artist, released the album 'Reggae Fusion' in 2010, which featured collaborations with Jamaican reggae artists such as Beres Hammond and Marcia Griffiths.

Shaggy, a Jamaican reggae artist, collaborated with Mavado on the song 'Gal Dem A Talk' in 2007.