Silent Addy, Rema, Skillibeng, Disco Neil, and Bashment represent a cross-section of contemporary West African and Caribbean-influenced popular music, each associated with distinct strands of Afrobeat, Afropop, dancehall and reggae-inflected styles. Rema, emerging from Nigeria in the late 2010s, is known for Afrobeats and trap-influenced pop characterized by melodic vocals and genre-blending production. Skillibeng, from Jamaica, is a dancehall artist whose work since the late 2010s emphasizes raw, rhythmic vocal delivery over modern dancehall beats. Disco Neil and Bashment are names linked to Jamaican dancehall/reggae and bashment scenes, reflecting bass-driven rhythms and DJ/toasting traditions. Silent Addy is a less widely documented artist; where referenced, the name appears in connection with contemporary urban and afropop-influenced music.