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Singing Portishead

Amy Lee, Glasxs, Hayley Richman, Priscila Fuentes, Ola Olenkowa, Radiohead, Lia Hide, Lisa Hannigan, Larceny Chamber Orchestra, The Deer, The Civil Wars, Stringspace
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Funky Saxophones

Something stirs mid-'60s, and by the 1970s, it thunders: Funk. Electric bass and drums form a backbone steeled by staccato guitars, with African-American origins breathing through a mesh of R&B...
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Afro-Love
Romantic crossover styles emerging from African and Caribbean diaspora circulation
Alt Z
Global · Gen Z digital-native pop and alternative aesthetics
Alternative Metal
Global · Heavy music blending metal with alternative and mainstream rock sensibilities
American Hip-Hop
USA · U.S.-rooted hip-hop reflecting contemporary social, regional, and stylistic movements
Asian Pop
East & Southeast Asia · Pop music originating from East and Southeast Asian mainstream and youth cultures
Corridos
Mexico / United States · Mexican regional music narratives adapted to modern pop and urban production contexts
FRENCH R&B
France · French-language R&B shaped by urban culture, melodic songwriting, and contemporary pop influences
Nigerian Pop
Nigeria · Nigerian-led pop music driven by Afrobeats-era production and global crossover appeal
Punjabi Party
India / Global diaspora · Punjabi-language party music blending traditional rhythms with modern hip-hop and dance influences
Urbano Latino
Latin America / Caribbean · Spanish-language urban music rooted in Latin American and Caribbean contemporary scenes

Emerging Trends

Caribbean Club
Caribbean · Club-oriented Caribbean music shaped by contemporary dance and sound-system cultures

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2000S Garage Rock
United States / United Kingdom · Raw guitar-driven rock revival shaped by early-2000s indie scenes
2010S R&B
United States · R&B shaped by streaming-era production and alternative crossover aesthetics
2010S Trap
United States (Southern States) · Southern-rooted hip-hop driven by minimalist beats and digital production
80S Glam Metal
United States (Los Angeles) · Hard rock defined by theatrical style and arena-oriented performance
80S New Wave Pop
United Kingdom / United States · Synth-driven pop tied to 1980s visual culture and new wave aesthetics
90S Mellow Gold
United States · Soft rock and pop centered on adult contemporary radio formats
90S Sophisti-Pop
United Kingdom / United States · Polished adult-oriented pop influenced by jazz, soul, and studio refinement
Art Rock
United Kingdom · Rock music shaped by experimental structure and conceptual ambition
Big Beat
United Kingdom · Late-1990s electronic music blending breakbeats, rock attitude, and club culture
Boy Bands Retro
United States / Europe · Vocal pop groups built around choreography and teen-oriented marketing
Britpop
United Kingdom · British guitar pop rooted in 1990s youth culture and national identity
Diva House
United States / Europe · Vocal-driven house music centered on club anthems and dancefloor performance
Eurodance
Europe · 1990s European club music driven by electronic beats and pop hooks
Gangster Rap
United States (West Coast) · West Coast-led hip-hop reflecting street narratives and urban realism
Girl Groups
United States / United Kingdom · Pop ensembles emphasizing harmony, image, and collective identity
Heartland Rock
United States · American rock rooted in working-class narratives and regional identity
Indie Rock
United States / United Kingdom · Guitar-based rock associated with independent labels and alternative scenes
Neo Soul
United States · Soul-based music combining classic influences with contemporary expression
Neo-Mellow
United States / United Kingdom · Soft contemporary pop emphasizing introspection and restrained arrangements
New Jack Swing
United States · Late-1980s R&B blending swing rhythms with hip-hop production
Nu Metal
United States · Late-1990s metal blending heavy guitars with hip-hop and alternative elements
Old School Hip Hop
United States (East Coast) · Early hip-hop rooted in DJ culture, MC performance, and block-party origins
Pop Dance
Europe / United States · Up-tempo pop music designed for clubs and mainstream dance audiences
Post-Disco
United States · Dance music evolving from disco toward funk, boogie, and early electronic forms
Post-Grunge
United States · Mainstream rock emerging from grunge influences in the late 1990s
Post-Punk
United Kingdom · Experimental rock evolving from punk toward darker and abstract forms
Trip Hop
United Kingdom · Downtempo electronic music shaped by urban mood and atmospheric production
Vintage Power Pop
United States / United Kingdom · Melody-focused guitar pop drawing from classic rock and pop traditions
Yacht Rock
United States (West Coast) · Smooth West Coast pop rock associated with late-1970s leisure culture
Alternative R&B
Global · R&B-informed music shaped by experimental production and non-traditional song structures
Art Pop
Global · Pop music driven by conceptual, visual, and experimental artistic approaches
Country Music
United States · American popular music rooted in rural narratives and contemporary country traditions
Dance Pop
Global · Mainstream pop music designed for club, radio, and high-energy dance environments
East & South African Music
East & South Africa · Regional scenes and diaspora
Metalcore
Global · Heavy music combining hardcore punk intensity with modern metal structures and breakdowns
Modern Dancehall
Caribbean / Global · Contemporary dancehall reflecting post-2010 production styles and global digital circulation
POV: Indie
Global · Indie-oriented music centered on personal narratives and lo-fi or introspective aesthetics
Urban Contemporary
United States · Urban radio-focused music blending R&B, hip-hop, and modern pop formats

Vintage Music Charts

2000S Garage Rock
United States / United Kingdom · Raw guitar-driven rock revival shaped by early-2000s indie scenes
2010S R&B
United States · R&B shaped by streaming-era production and alternative crossover aesthetics
2010S Trap
United States (Southern States) · Southern-rooted hip-hop driven by minimalist beats and digital production
80S Glam Metal
United States (Los Angeles) · Hard rock defined by theatrical style and arena-oriented performance
80S New Wave Pop
United Kingdom / United States · Synth-driven pop tied to 1980s visual culture and new wave aesthetics
90S Mellow Gold
United States · Soft rock and pop centered on adult contemporary radio formats
90S Sophisti-Pop
United Kingdom / United States · Polished adult-oriented pop influenced by jazz, soul, and studio refinement
Art Rock
United Kingdom · Rock music shaped by experimental structure and conceptual ambition
Big Beat
United Kingdom · Late-1990s electronic music blending breakbeats, rock attitude, and club culture
Boy Bands Retro
United States / Europe · Vocal pop groups built around choreography and teen-oriented marketing
Britpop
United Kingdom · British guitar pop rooted in 1990s youth culture and national identity
Diva House
United States / Europe · Vocal-driven house music centered on club anthems and dancefloor performance
Eurodance
Europe · 1990s European club music driven by electronic beats and pop hooks
Gangster Rap
United States (West Coast) · West Coast-led hip-hop reflecting street narratives and urban realism
Girl Groups
United States / United Kingdom · Pop ensembles emphasizing harmony, image, and collective identity
Heartland Rock
United States · American rock rooted in working-class narratives and regional identity
Indie Rock
United States / United Kingdom · Guitar-based rock associated with independent labels and alternative scenes
Neo Soul
United States · Soul-based music combining classic influences with contemporary expression
Neo-Mellow
United States / United Kingdom · Soft contemporary pop emphasizing introspection and restrained arrangements
New Jack Swing
United States · Late-1980s R&B blending swing rhythms with hip-hop production
Nu Metal
United States · Late-1990s metal blending heavy guitars with hip-hop and alternative elements
Old School Hip Hop
United States (East Coast) · Early hip-hop rooted in DJ culture, MC performance, and block-party origins
Pop Dance
Europe / United States · Up-tempo pop music designed for clubs and mainstream dance audiences
Post-Disco
United States · Dance music evolving from disco toward funk, boogie, and early electronic forms
Post-Grunge
United States · Mainstream rock emerging from grunge influences in the late 1990s
Post-Punk
United Kingdom · Experimental rock evolving from punk toward darker and abstract forms
Trip Hop
United Kingdom · Downtempo electronic music shaped by urban mood and atmospheric production
Vintage Power Pop
United States / United Kingdom · Melody-focused guitar pop drawing from classic rock and pop traditions
Yacht Rock
United States (West Coast) · Smooth West Coast pop rock associated with late-1970s leisure culture

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African
African music groups modern and traditional styles rooted in African regions and diasporas, reflecting diverse rhythmic and cultural lineages.
Arab
Arab music incorporates traditional and modern styles from the Arab world, blending regional rhythms, instruments, and melodies with contemporary adaptations.
Asian
Asian music encompasses a diverse array of genres across the continent, blending traditional instruments and regional sounds with global influences in contemporary settings.
Balkan
Balkan music features traditional and modern styles from the Balkan region, marked by complex rhythms, brass instrumentation, and a mixture of folk and popular genres.
Caribbean
Caribbean music blends African, European, and Indigenous influences, creating a vibrant tapestry of rhythms and melodies from regions like Jamaica, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic.
Classical
Classical includes orchestral and composed music traditions rooted in Western art music and formal performance structures.
Country
Country covers American-rooted popular music drawing from rural narratives, melodic songwriting, and modern country production.
Dance
Dance music refers to club-oriented styles built around rhythm, electronic production, and DJ-driven formats, designed primarily for dancefloor contexts.
Electronic
Electronic music covers styles primarily produced with electronic instruments and software, ranging from club formats to experimental sound design.
Experimental
Experimental covers music that prioritizes unconventional structures, sound exploration, and non-traditional compositional methods.
Folk
Folk includes acoustic-oriented music rooted in storytelling traditions, regional influences, and historical song forms.
Hard Rock & Metal
Hard Rock & Metal focuses on powerful, distorted guitar-driven music with intense performance, exploring heavy riffs, high-energy sounds, and diverse subgenres.
Hip Hop & Soul
Hip Hop & Soul blends rhythmic vocal delivery with soulful, melodic, and often socially conscious lyrics, combining urban production with heartfelt vocal expression.
Indie
Indie groups independently-oriented music scenes emphasizing alternative production approaches and non-mainstream distribution paths.
Jazz & Blues
Jazz & Blues brings together the improvisational, harmonic richness of jazz and the emotional depth and simplicity of blues, often with a focus on instrumental performance.
Latin
Latin music includes styles originating from Latin America and the Caribbean, combining regional rhythms, languages, and contemporary adaptations.
Other
Pop
Pop includes mainstream-oriented music focused on melody, accessibility, and contemporary production techniques across global markets.
Punk
Punk groups fast-paced, guitar-driven music emphasizing direct expression, minimal production, and underground scenes.
Rock
Rock groups guitar-based music traditions centered on band performance, covering classic, alternative, and contemporary rock-derived styles.
SOUNDTRACK
Soundtrack groups music composed for films, television, video games, and visual media, spanning orchestral and contemporary styles.
World
World music brings together regional and cross-cultural music styles outside dominant Western pop frameworks.

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