• Reggaeton, ed. By Raquel Z. Rivera, Deborah Pacini Hernández, Wayne Marshall, 2009.

• Buena Vista in the Club: Rap, Reggaetón, and Revolution in Havana by Geoffrey Baker, Ronald Radano, Josh Kun

• Remixing Reggaetón: The Cultural Politics of Race in Puerto Rico by Petra R. Rivera-Rideau, 2015.

FILMS & SERIES

• “Who Started Reggaeton? The Documentary From a Panamanian P.O.V by New York Demolition with La Atrevida, January 2000. 31 minutes.

• “The Beat That Changed Pop Music” by AJ, May 2018. 11 minutes.

• “Por Dentro do Funk 150 BPM” by VICE Brasil, December 2018. 21 minutes (English CC available).

• “Black Latinas Are Missing From Reggaeton,” by Katelina Eccleston a.ka. Reggaeton con La Gata, June 2019. 8 minutes.

• “PART I: Victoria La Mala, Jennifer Mota Valdez, Katelina Eccleston a.k.a. Reggaeton con la Gata & Anthony Marshall” by Univision’s Se Habla US’s Real Talk: Rhythms, Roots & Representation series, August 2020. 38 minutes.

• “PART II: Victoria La Mala, Jennifer Mota Valdez, Katelina Eccleston a.k.a. Reggaeton con la Gata & Anthony Marshall” by Univision’s Se Habla US’s Real Talk: Rhythms, Roots & Representation series, August 2020. 31 minutes.

• “Dimelo Cantando: Celebrating Negras in Latin Music” by Marjua Estevez and Katelina Eccleston a.k.a. Reggaeton con la Gata, March 2021. 1hr 13 minutes.

• “Género 101: Afrobeats Latino” script by Jennifer Mota, Amazon Music, September 2021. 7m.
  

• Perreo 101: Katelina Eccleston a.ka. Reggaeton con la Gata’s bilingual podcast on reggaeton history. Some highlights:

• “Evolution of Roots feat. DJ Blass, Darell, Mista Greenz, Maicol Superstar,” 24 minutes, Aug 13, 2019.

• “Make Reggaeton Nasty Again,” 21 minutes · Sep 9, 2019.

• “Where Da Ladies At?” 29 minutes, Sep 17, 2019.

• “Bridge Between Panama and Puerto Rico,” 23 minutes, March 21, 2020.

• “La Raza Latina is a Fairytale feat. Bad Dominicana,” 30 minutes, July 5th, 2020.

• Radio Menea: Hosted by Verónica Bayetti Flores and Miriam Zoila Pérez. Some highlights:

• “Episode 110: Dominican Dembow,” February 2020. 1h.

• “Episode 101: Reggaeton con La Gata,” December 2019. 47 minutes. 

• “Episode 98: Meet Nino Augustine,” November 2019, 43 minutes. 

• “Episode 82: La Pajarita La Paul,” May 2019, 46 minutes.

• “Episode 60: Live with Bembona,” October 2018, 58 minutes.

• “Unpacking 'Patria Y Vida', A Hymn For A New Cuba” by Felix Contreras and Anamaria Sayre, NPR’s Alt. Latino, July 2021. 35 minutes.

• “Rap, Reggae and Cultural Resistance in Belo Horizonte, Brazil” by Afropop Worldwide, July 2021. 59m.

• “LOUD: The History of Reggaeton” with Ivy Queen, Spotify and Futuro Media, 2021. Some highlights:

• "Episode 1: The Zone," August 2021, 38m.

• “Episode 2: The Nueva York Connection," August 2021, 32m.

• "Episode 4: Underground and the Underworld," August 2021, 39m.

• "Episode 6: Stepping on the Gas," September 2021, 39m. 

• "Episode 7: Bigger, Badder, Louder," September 2021, 40m.

• “The loopy origins of dembow and reggaeton's knotty dancehall roots” by Wayne Marshall, January 2014.︎

• “How African med students created a new genre of Cuban music: Bakosó” by Rawiya Kameir, The Outline, May 2017. ︎

• “What is “Champeta Urbana”? An Interview with Kevin Flórez” by Pablo Medina Uribe, Africa Is a Country, July 2015. ︎

• “Faced With a Proposed Ban on Colombia's Northern Coast, Champeta Artists Speak Out” by Andres Shaq, Remezcla, August 2015.

• “What Is Funk Proibidão?” by Amaya Garcia, RBMA Daily, April 2017.

• “Ozuna, Bad Bunny, De La Ghetto, Farruko & Messiah Narrate a Brief History of Latin Trap” by April Salud, Billboard, August 2017.

• “We Need to Talk About the Latin Grammys' Problem With Trap en Español” by Julyssa Lopez, Remezcla, September 2017.

• “How New York Dominicans Helped Launch the Latin Trap Explosion” by Matthew Ismael Ruiz, Remezcla, June 2018.

• “Meet the who’s who of neoperreo, reggaeton’s freakiest offshoot” by Julyssa Lopez, The Fader, August 2018.

• “Latin Music Is Reaching More Listeners Than Ever — But Who Is Represented?” by Elias Leight, Rolling Stone, November 2018.

• “The Second Whitening of Dem Bow: Spain’s Reggaeton, Dancehall, and Hip-Hop Hybrid” by SJ, Medium, May 2019.

• “Meet the Afro-Latina Purveyors of Reggaeton Music” by Marjua Estevez, Teen Vogue, June 2019. 

• “Rosalía and the blurry borders of what it means to be a Latin artist” by Justin Agrelo, Mother Jones, October 2019. ︎

• “Ozuna's Viva Cover Story: The Golden Child of the Digital Era” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, VIBE, November 2019.

• “The Rise Of Dominican Dembow” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, TIDAL, October 2019.

• “Dembow Took Over the Dominican Republic. Can It Take Over the World?” by Suzy Exposito & Elias Leight, Rolling Stone, November 2019.

• “Reggaeton Is Poppier and Paler Than Ever — But Tego Calderon Made It Eternally Black” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, LEVEL, January 2020.

• “Meet Chucky73 and Sie7etr3, The Bronx Crew Bringing Latin Trap Home” by Matthew Ismael Ruiz, Pitchfork, January 2020.

• “Si Tu Quiere Dembow: How La Delfi Sparked the  Rise of Queer Dembow” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, Remezcla, February 2020.

• “Inside Reggaeton's Unsung Black History” by Neena Rouhani, Rolling Stone, February 2020.

• “Urbano Music in 50 Songs: An Introduction to Reggaeton, Latin Trap, and More” by Jenzia Burgos, Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo, Isabelia Herrera, Julyssa Lopez, Felipe Maia, Jennifer Mota Valdez, Matthew Ismael Ruiz, Pitchfork, March 2020. ︎

• “Hip-Hop in Chile: From Trap to Boom-Bap” by David Bugueño, Bandcamp Daily, May 28, 2020.

• “The Recording Academy Has Retired the Term 'Urban' – Is Urbano Next to Go?” by Suzy Exposito, Rolling Stone, June 2020.

• “Why Urbano Artists' Scarce Comments on the #BLM Movement Are a Problem” by Katelina Eccleston a.k.a. Reggaeton Con la Gata, Remezcla, June 2020.︎

• “10 Dominican Producers Shaking Up El Movimiento” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, Remezcla, June 2020  

• “The Brazilian State vs. Baile Funk: The Blame Game of the Pandemic” by Max Folly, Fernanda Liberti, Electronic Beats, August 2020.

• “Foundations & Migrations, Joy & Resistance” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, TIDAL, September 2020.

• “Dembowsero: El Alfa at 30” by Jennifer Mota Valdez, TIDAL, December 2020. 

• “Meet the Women Bringing Brazilian Grime and Drill to New Heights” by Isabelia Herrera, April 2021.

• “The Female Rappers Taking Up New Space in the Dominican Republic” by Marjua Estevez, Condé Nast Traveler, May 2021.

• “5 Dominican Women Claiming Space In Music, Fashion and Women's Liberation” by Jennifer Mota, Teen Vogue, October 2021.