° Story of Reggae, UK Urban and Dance. BBC online. . "When the UK started making its own dance music, the dub and remix techniques and bass-heavy sound balances of reggae dictated how things shaped updrum'n'bass didn't even bother to think up a new name for itself. The later styles, jungle and UK garage, borrowed heavily from dancehall in terms of attitude and presentation". Retrieved 6 October 2006. Two successful exponents of these new styles were DJs Goldie and Roni Size, both of Jamaican heritage.Roni Size Concert preview Tokyo music concerts. "Born to Jamaican immigrant parents, Size was weaned on the sounds of hip hop and reggae". Retrieved 8 October 2006. Later, British African-Caribbean musicians and DJs were at the forefront of the UK garage and Grime scenes.Story of Reggae, UK Urban and Dance. BBC online. . Retrieved 6 October 2006.
