"Chase the Devil" is a roots-reggae classic by Max Romeo, recorded with producer Lee "Scratch" Perry and the Upsetters. The song's famous line about sending the devil out of earth carries a mix of biblical imagery, Rastafarian feeling, and playful menace. Perry's production gives the track its deep, strange atmosphere: the rhythm is steady, but the sound world feels slightly haunted. "Chase the Devil" later reached new audiences through sampling, especially in electronic and hip-hop contexts, yet the original remains powerful on its own. It is memorable because spiritual confrontation is delivered with a hook that is almost mischievously catchy.