Studio One

noun STOO-dio ONE ˈstuːdio wʌn

Also spelled studio-one, studio 1, brentford road

The legendary Kingston recording studio and record label founded by Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd — often called 'the Motown of Jamaica' for its central role in shaping ska, rocksteady, and reggae. Studio One recorded a huge share of the classic early catalogue and launched countless artists, and its riddims are 'versioned' and rebuilt to this day. A byword for the foundation era of Jamaican music.

  • Nuff a di classic tune record a Studio One.

    Plenty of the classic songs were recorded at Studio One.

  • Coxsone run Studio One pon Brentford Road.

    Coxsone ran Studio One on Brentford Road.

  • Artiste still voice pon Studio One riddim.

    Artists still record over Studio One riddims.

Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd's studio/label; foundational to Jamaican music. See [[riddim]], [[version]].

The seminal Coxsone Dodd studio/label ('the Motown of Jamaica'). See [[riddim]], [[version]].