Rake-and-Scrape is a traditional music genre originating from the Bahamas, characterized by its lively rhythms and unique instrumentation. It typically features a hand-held saw, which is scraped with a metal object to create a distinctive sound, alongside drums and other percussion instruments. This genre often accompanies cultural celebrations and social gatherings, reflecting the vibrant spirit of Bahamian culture. The music is deeply rooted in the history of the Bahamas and is influenced by African, European, and Caribbean musical traditions. Rake-and-Scrape songs often tell stories or convey messages, making them an important part of the island's cultural heritage and community identity.