That reggae ingenue Masia One (often stylized as MAS1A) is based in the Asian melting pot of Singapore is perfectly apt—her bold, bombastic style manages to wrap up a whole continent's worth of influences. The singer first released the grooving, soulful Mississigua back in 2003, but things truly heated up with 2010's fiery future-reggae cut "In di Streets" with Vybz Machine. Bootleg Culture followed in 2012 and saw Masia One shoulder-to-shoulder with Wu-Tang Clan legend RZA on the gritty "Major Masia". This list is a cruise through Carribean rhythms, hard-hitting hip-hop and rattling pop.