Studio One on Brentford Road in Central Kingston is the most historically important recording studio in Jamaica — the facility where Clement "Coxsone" Dodd recorded the music that defined ska in the early 1960s and established reggae's foundational vocabulary. The building is not a museum, but it is operational and historically significant enough that the address functions as a landmark for anyone seriously interested in Jamaican music.
The Studio One label's archive — thousands of original recordings from the 1960s and 70s — has been partially digitised and continues to be reissued. The physical building on Brentford Road, which also served as Dodd's record shop, is recognisable and sits in a neighbourhood that has remained working-class and largely unchanged from the era when these sessions took place. Music history tours of Kingston typically include this address alongside Channel One and the Reid's Records area as the core of Kingston's recording history geography.