Lee Scratch Perry was a Jamaican music producer and musician, known for his innovative contributions to the genre of reggae. Born on March 20, 1936, he played a significant role in the development of dub music, a subgenre that emphasizes instrumental remixes and sound effects. Perry's unique production techniques and use of studio technology set him apart in the music industry. Throughout his career, Perry collaborated with various artists, including Bob Marley and The Wailers, helping to shape their sound. He founded the Black Ark Studio in the 1970s, where he produced many influential records. Perry's work has left a lasting impact on reggae and popular music worldwide.