Nashville Sound
The Nashville Sound is a subgenre of country music that emerged in the late ’50s and early ’60s. It’s characterized by a smoother, more polished style that blends traditional country elements with pop and orchestral arrangements.
Music styles
Britpop
Britpop is a subgenre of alternative rock that emerged in the UK in the early 90s and aimed to celebrate British culture.
Alt-Country
Alt-Country is that genre-blendin’, boundary-pushin’ subcategory of country music that borrows from rock, folk, and sometimes even punk or blues. It’s like the musical embodiment of a road trip through America’s heartland and its alternative scenes.
Texas Country
Texas Country is like that perfect BBQ sauce – sweet, tangy, and unmistakably Texan. It’s country music with a Lone Star twist, blending honky-tonk roots, modern vibes, and often a dash of rock, blues, or Tejano.
Country Rock
Country Rock is a perfect blend of country’s storytelling and rock’s energy. Think of it as country music with a serious caffeine kick.
Southern Rock
Southern Rock is a fusion of rock ‘n’ roll, country, and blues with a down-home Southern flair.
Bro-Country
Bro-Country is a subgenre of country music that’s all about the good times. Bro-Country also touches on friendship, small-town values, and the freedom that comes with a full tank of gas and an open highway.
Dance-Pop
Dance-Pop takes the captivating storytelling of pop music and fuses it with the beat-heavy excitement of dance music.
Latin Pop
Latin Pop blends traditional Latin music with the catchiness and international appeal of pop music.
Bubblegum Pop
Bubblegum Pop is a very catchy and fun music genre. It’s all about catchy hooks, simple lyrics, and melodies that make you wanna jump off your seat and dance.