Swamp Blues
Swamp Blues is a subgenre of blues that emerged from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It fuses the essence of Delta Blues with local Cajun, zydeco, and Creole influences.
Blues
Acoustic Blues
Acoustic Blues is the blues in its purest, most unfiltered form. It’s where blues started and remains a vital part of the genre.
Country Blues
Originating from the southern United States, Country Blues usually features one musician, a guitar, and a whole lot of soul.
Harmonica Blues
Harmonica Blues is a subgenre of blues music where the harmonica plays a central role.
Jazz Blues
Jazz Blues is a genre that brings together the soulful stories of blues with the complex musicianship and improvisation of jazz.
Blues Rock
Blues Rock is a musical genre that marries the soulful, emotional depth of blues with the electrified, high-energy vibes of rock ‘n’ roll.
Funk Blues
Funk Blues is a subgenre of the blues that incorporates the groove-centric and rhythmic elements of funk.
Electric Blues
Electric Blues is an electrified version of traditional blues music, amplified through electric instruments and gear. Born in the post-World War II era, it’s the louder, bolder cousin of acoustic blues.
Modern Electric Blues
Modern Electric Blues is a genre that fuses Traditional Blues with everything from Rock to Soul and R&B.
Latin Blues
Latin Blues is a fusion genre that combines traditional blues with Latin rhythms and instrumentation. It all began when Latin musicians living in the U.S. got hip to the blues scene.