Soul Music
Born in the late 1950s and reaching its zenith in the 60s and 70s, Soul took what Gospel had – emotional intensity – and mixed it with the secular narratives and instrumentations of R&B and Jazz.
Born in the late 1950s and reaching its zenith in the 60s and 70s, Soul took what Gospel had – emotional intensity – and mixed it with the secular narratives and instrumentations of R&B and Jazz.
Born from the African-American communities of the 1940s, R&B, or Rhythm and Blues, has continuously evolved, influencing, and being influenced by various musical styles.
Hip-hop culture emerged in the 1970s in the Bronx, New York City. Influenced by Jamaican sound system culture, neighborhood block parties became a breeding ground for a new kind of musical expression.
Reggae, a musical genre originating in Jamaica in the late 1960s, is much more than just music – it’s a reflection of culture, politics from which it emerged.
Electronic/Dance Music, often abbreviated as EDM, encompasses a broad range of percussive music genres produced primarily for dance-based entertainment environments.
Metal music is characterized by its amplified instrumentals, powerful vocals, and intense energy.
Ever felt that urge to go against the grain, to scream into the void, or just to play your music loud enough to tick off the neighbors? That’s the spirit of punk music, and if you’re not acquainted, prepare to get schooled.