Caribbean Sunday Vintage
A Caribbean-leaning Sunday evening session at WREP — A crew-driven party that keeps the rhythm steady while leaning into an easy Sunday mood.
- reggae
Reggae
No upcoming Reggae DJ events observed in Shibuya yet. 18 past nights on record.
No Reggae nights are currently scheduled in Shibuya. Here is what has run recently. (latest 12 of 18)
A Caribbean-leaning Sunday evening session at WREP — A crew-driven party that keeps the rhythm steady while leaning into an easy Sunday mood.
A WREP Saturday crossing from hip-hop to afrobeats — A weekend session built for dancing, connecting multiple black-music styles with a smooth flow.
WREP's regular Friday session running to morning with a broad black-music mix — A weekend starter that crosses hip-hop, R&B, reggae, Latin, and afrobeats while supporting a long, flexible night out.
A black-music cruise through WREP's Saturday night — Built around hip-hop, the night stretches into R&B, reggae, Latin, and afrobeats to keep the floor in motion.
An all-night reggae run in Shibuya — A long-format party that stays firmly rooted in reggae and keeps the floor moving until morning.
WREP's third-Friday session connecting hip-hop with R&B, reggae, and more — A regular Friday night that uses the breadth of black music to keep the floor loose, warm, and moving.
WREP's regular Friday session rooted in black music groove — A Friday night for hip-hop, R&B, and reggae energy in an urban lounge-club setting.
A three-act session anchoring Saturday at WREP — A Saturday event that builds straight into weekend momentum by centering hip-hop and widening into nearby styles. The three-name bill gives the floor instant credibility.
WREP's Friday regular driven by a three-DJ bill — A Friday session that pushes from evening into morning through hip-hop and neighboring dance sounds. The free access to the affiliated room expands the night beyond a single floor.
A fourth-Friday session crossing multiple grooves — A Friday night where three DJs push through hip-hop, R&B, reggae, latin, and afro rhythms in one open-format flow.
A Friday session centered on DJ CELORY and crossover black-music grooves — A Friday night that builds its momentum by moving across multiple rhythm traditions with hip-hop at the core.