Alternative Rock is a genre that emerged in the 1980s, blending elements of Punk, Post-Punk, and Indie Rock. It features experimental sounds, unconventional song structures, and introspective lyrics.
25.36%
Nu Metal
Combines Metal with Hip-Hop, Funk and Grunge. Nu metal rarely includes guitar solos, is heavily syncopated and is based on guitar riffs.
35.23%
Psychedelic Rock
Long-lasting solo parts of the leading instruments, various acoustic effects, non-standard harmonies that cause states of irrational reality and detachment in the listener are characteristic.
42.89%
Soul
Soul music has adopted a characteristic emotionally-felt, ecstatic vocal manner from the tradition of Gospel and Spiritual chants, as well as Jazz vocal improvisation.
52.88%
Glam Rock
Glam Rock performers were characterized by a vivid image expressed through the theatrical effect of exotic costumes, the abundant use of makeup and sequins, and an androgynous appearance.
62.88%
Heavy Metal
A Rock genre known for loud, distorted guitars, fast drumming, and powerful, often rebellious vocals. It features complex riffs, high energy, and themes of fantasy, defiance, or social issues.
72.78%
Blues
It is one of the most influential contributions of African Americans to world musical culture, formed from its manifestations such as "work song", cholera, Spiritual chants and ballads.
82.76%
Traditional Rap
A musical form of vocal delivery that includes "rhyme, rhythmic speech and street jargon". Rap is usually performed to the beat, usually with the help of a DJ, turntablist, beatboxer or a cappella.
92.74%
Crust Punk
Crust Punk can be defined as metallized Hardcore with a specific rhythm and harmony. The songs are often filled with dark, pessimistic lyrics about political and social issues.
102.72%
Art Rock
It is characterized by melodic, harmonic or rhythmic experiments, as well as a large number of artistic images in the lyrics.
112.65%
Raggamuffin
A style of dance music, originally Jamaican, which is a variation of Reggae/Dancehall, performed primarily on electronic instruments.
122.65%
Dream Pop
A genre characterized by ethereal vocals, lush soundscapes, and atmospheric, reverb-heavy production. It blends Indie Rock with Ambient and Shoegaze elements, creating a dreamy, otherworldly vibe.
132.64%
New Wave
A combination of Pop music styles from different times. Elements of the rhythm of Hard Rock or other sign of modernity, but against the background of clear attributes of "yesterday's" music.
142.62%
Synthwave
Synthwave immerses the listener in a retrofuturistic world, recreating the spirit of science fiction, action films, horror films and racing games of the 1980s. It is especially close to cyberpunk.
152.61%
Pop Rock
The songs have a simple structure, catchy melodies, and repeated musical phrases. The vocals are clean and simple instead of complex structures and energy. The songs are shortened for radio.
162.60%
Traditional Metal
The characteristic features of Metal are the "heavy", overloaded electric guitar sound, protracted guitar solos, energetic rhythm, extensive use of riffs.
172.57%
Country Pop
This is a mix of Country, Rock and Pop. It has the roughness of country and the mainstream appeal of Pop and Rock. It makes a nice radio-friendly sound that targets broad audience.
182.57%
Shoegaze
Combines ethereal, swirling vocals with layers of distorted, curved, flanged guitars, creating a flow of sound where no instrument is different from another.
192.55%
Ska
Ska is characterized by a swinging rhythm, when the guitar plays the even beats of the drums, and the double bass or bass guitar emphasizes the odd ones. The melody is performed by wind instruments.
202.55%
Jungle
It is characterized by a fast tempo of 150-170 BPM, syncopated percussion loops, the use of low frequencies, sampling and Reggae vocals.
212.54%
Bossa Nova
A Brazilian music genre blending Samba rhythms with Jazz influences. It features smooth, melodic guitar patterns, soft vocals, and laid-back, intimate vibes, often centered on love and nature themes.
222.51%
Blackened Deathcore
A blend of Deathcore's heavy, breakdown-driven style with Black Metal's harsh vocals, tremolo picking, and atmospheric elements. It creates an intense, aggressive sound with dark, atmospheric tones.
230.57%
Progressive Rock
The only universal characteristic of Progressive Rock is the complexity of the musical form. The compositions are often long, with complex melodies and harmonies, and multiple changes of sound.
240.52%
Gangsta Rap
A subgenre of Hip-Hop known for its explicit lyrics about street life, crime, and inner-city struggles. It features hard beats, aggressive delivery, and often reflects themes of rebellion and survival
250.49%
Punk
Punk bands recorded short, very dynamic songs with harsh melodies and rough vocals, a minimal set of equipment, as well as social and politicized lyrics of a rebellious nature.
260.48%
Soft Rock
It strives to achieve a softer, more pleasant to the ear sound, so that such music is pleasant to listen to, for example, at work or driving.
270.47%
Spaghetti Western
Spaghetti Western music invented by Ennio Morricone is filled with dramatic sounds, unique instruments like the whistle, electric guitar and haunting melodies that evoke desert landscapes and tension.
280.44%
Ambient
Ambient music focuses on atmosphere and mood over rhythm and melody. It features serene, layered sounds, often with slow, evolving textures, creating a tranquil, immersive listening experience.
290.40%
Impressionism
Orchestral music that focuses on mood and atmosphere, "conveying the moods and emotions evoked by the subject, rather than a detailed tonal picture."
300.40%
Boogie
The genre of R&B combines Electronic music, Funk and Disco. Boogie sound is defined by a combination of acoustic and electronic instruments with an emphasis on vocals and various effects.
310.39%
Hip-Hop
A cultural and musical genre that blends rapping, DJing, graffiti, and breakdancing. It features rhythmic, lyrical storytelling over beats, often addressing social, political, and personal themes.
320.38%
Classic Rock
It had a cleaner, more straightforward sound. The focus was on melody, simple chords and lyrical storytelling, rather than the heavy amplified sound that defined later Rock movements.
330.37%
Gothic Metal
Music in this genre is usually characterized by a low or medium tempo, a gloomy atmosphere, and frequent use of keyboards. Vocals often combine pure female vocals with male growling or screaming.
340.37%
Gothic Rock
Gothic Rock is dominated by dark themes and intellectual trends such as romanticism, nihilism, as well as the Gothic trend in Modern art.
350.36%
Progressive Metal
The genre is based on Progressive Rock and includes complex compositional structures, unusual musical dimensions and an intriguing technique of playing musical instruments.
360.35%
Hard Rock
Characterized by a dedicated role of the rhythm section, mainly bass guitar and percussion instruments and a more aggressive and oppressive sound.
370.35%
Rap Metal
A subgenre of Alternative Metal. It is a fusion of vocal and instrumental elements of Metal and Hip-Hop. It is often confused with Rap Rock, Rapcore and Nu Metal, but it is intertwined with the latter
380.34%
Funk
Syncopation of the parts of all instruments, pulsating rhythm, screaming vocals, repeated repetition of short melodic phrases.
390.34%
Chiptune
Electronic music synthesized in real time by the audio chip of a computer or game console. Emulation of the sound using modern software is not considered Chiptune.
400.34%
Glitch Hop
It includes repeating beats, playing sounds in low quality, cutting music into short fragments and other techniques of sound distortion, as well as elements of Hip-Hop.
410.34%
Country Rock
Country Rock blends Country music's storytelling and instrumentation with Rock's energy and rhythms. It features guitars, harmonies, and often explores themes of love, life, and personal experience.
420.33%
Hardcore
The sound has become faster, heavier compared to Punk Rock. Compositions are shorter, with syncopated and blurred riffs. The main themes are personal freedom, anarchy, politics and society.
430.33%
Punk Rock
Punk Rock is a fast, rebellious music genre with raw, distorted guitars, simple melodies, and aggressive lyrics. It emphasizes anti-establishment, DIY attitudes and short, high-energy songs.
440.33%
Dancehall
This genre musical structure was developed on the basis of Riddim, but it is played much faster. Riddim usually contains a drum part and a repetitive bass part and is inherent in Jamaican music.
450.32%
Boogie Woogie
A piano style of music born in the 1910s. There was no technique — the main thing was the unmistakable sense of rhythm and physical strength that created a continuous shaft of movement.
460.31%
Grunge
Grunge is characterized by a "dirty" guitar sound, an abundance of distortion, contrasting dynamics with alternating "loud-quiet", gloomy lyrics on the theme of alienation, loneliness, and freedom.
470.29%
Chanson
Often deeply emotional, it focuses on storytelling, with themes ranging from love to societal issues, and is typically performed in a soulful, expressive style.
480.28%
Swing
Swing usually consisted of a circle of soloists who improvised over the melody and over the arrangement. The emphasis is on a weak lobe or a weak pulse in the music.
490.28%
Swing Hop
Instruments and the general style of Swing and Jazz sound are used, and vocals and groove drums are close to Hip-Hop. The urban brother of Electro Swing.
500.27%
Operetta
A performance of one to five acts, in which vocal, choral and choreographic musical numbers alternate with spoken scenes. Genre-wise, Operetta is close to Comic Opera.
510.26%
Death Metal
An extreme Metal subgenre characterized by the distorted sound of low-tuned guitars, high-speed performance techniques and extreme vocals (growling, screaming).
520.26%
Reggae
The main feature of Reggae is the leading role of rhythmic elements, mainly the bass guitar, the pattern of which forms the basis of the composition both rhythmically and melodically.
530.26%
Romanticism
Expression of the world of human feelings, freedom of self-expression, not limited by conventions. This is due to the greater saturation of the musical language, overcoming classical standards.
540.26%
Electro Swing
A genre at the junction of House and Eurodance, using traditional sounds of Swing, Jazz, Boogie and other genres within the framework of methods and techniques of production of modern EDM.
550.26%
Industrial
Generally defined by a rough and defiant sound, Industrial, according to commentators, is an example of "the most abrasive and aggressive combination of Rock and Electronics."
560.26%
Southern Rock
The genre developed from Heavy Blues Rock in the late 1960s under the influence of Country music. It is characterized by proximity to Hard Rock, an emphasis on electric guitar and long guitar passages
570.26%
Blues Rock
The basis of the Blues-Rock sound is electric guitar, bass guitar and drum kit. The sound of the electric guitar is distorted by "overdrive", usually with the help of a tube guitar amplifier.
580.25%
Classicism
Classical musical works combine depth, content, ideological significance with perfection of form. They often include orchestral compositions.
590.25%
Synthpop
The features are: artificiality of sound (synthesizers no longer imitate the sound of real musical instruments), emphasis on mechanical rhythms, repeated repetition of structural elements.
600.24%
Folk
Music rooted in traditional storytelling, featuring acoustic instruments like the guitar, banjo and violin. It often explores themes of life, nature and social issues with simple, heartfelt melodies.
610.24%
Pop
The main features of Pop music are the simplicity of the instrumental part, rhythmicity, and emphasis on vocals. The main and almost the only form of composition in Pop music is a song.
620.24%
Progressive Rap
Progressive Rap music critically examines social issues, political responsibility, and existential issues, especially in the context of African American life and youth culture.
630.24%
Jazz-Pop
Pop with Jazz instruments and soft sound. There is less improvisation in Jazz Pop, but the melody and Swing of Jazz are preserved.
640.23%
Disco
Urban genre that includes Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop and other styles that reflect city life, culture and personal experiences. It is characterized by rhythmic beats, catchy hooks and expressive lyrics.
650.23%
Ambient Rock
An offshoot of Progressive Rock, going into a calmer and more lingering sound, resulting in a relaxing soundscape.
660.22%
Alternative Rap
Alternative Rap refuses to conform to any traditional sound stereotypes. Instead, performers blur the genres of Jazz, Pop, Rock, Soul and even Folk and put rap on it.
670.22%
Baroque
It is characterized by ornate, expressive melodies, intricate counterpoint, and dramatic contrasts in dynamics. It often features orchestral compositions and the use of harpsichord and strings.
680.22%
Chap-Hop
A mix of Hip-Hop, chappism, steampunk and everything stereotypically British (tea, weather, cricket).
690.22%
Doo-wop
A vocal subgenre of R&B, a style of Pop music that represents harmonious-sounding singing with minimal musical accompaniment. The voices of the performers almost never fade away.
700.22%
Alternative Metal
Alternative Metal is characterized by both heavy guitar riffs inherent in Metal and unusual features of Alternative Rock.
710.22%
Alternative Country
The sound actively borrows from different Rock subgenres. The lyrics have become more rebellious, marginal and political compared to traditional Country.
720.20%
Shanties
A subgenre of English music, songs sung by British sailors. Their rhythm helped the sailors to synchronize the pace of their joint work. They also relaxed and dispelled boredom after work.
730.20%
Calypso
A Caribbean music genre with lively rhythms, syncopated beats, and melodic vocals. It blends African, French, and Spanish influences, often featuring social commentary, humor, and storytelling.
740.19%
Traditional Jazz
The characteristic features of the musical language of Jazz initially became improvisation, polyrhythmy based on syncopated rhythms and a unique set of techniques for performing rhythmic texture.
750.19%
Indie Rock
Indie Rock refers to elegant, soft, retrospective music, without distortion and aggression, as well as almost non-Rock melancholic ballads.
760.19%
J-Pop
It is an integral part of Japanese pop culture that has penetrated all spheres of the media space. The rhythm of J-Pop is often fast, which makes it difficult for some people to understand.
770.19%
Traditional Rock
Most often, Rock is performed using drum kits, as well as overloaded electric guitars and bass guitars. Rock musicians are characterized by the performance of compositions of their own composition.
780.18%
Rhythm and Blues (R&B)
A style of popular African American music that includes elements of Blues. Initially, it was a generalized name for mass music based on the Blues and Jazz trends of the 1930s and 1940s.
790.18%
Art Pop
Art Pop artists are inspired by postmodernism by turning to aesthetics, as well as other art forms such as fashion, fine art, cinema and avant-garde literature.
800.18%
Black Metal
The common features of this genre are fast tempo, shrike vocals, guitars with strong distortion, the use of tremolo, raw recordings, non—standard song structures and an emphasis on atmosphere.
810.18%
Industrial Metal
The specific features of this trend include the use of Metal riffs, Industrial synthesizer and sequencer, heavily distorted guitar sound and vocals with distortion effect.
820.17%
House
A repeatable rhythm beat, usually in the size of 4/4, and sampling is the work with sound inserts that are repeated from time to time in the music, partially coinciding with its rhythm.
830.17%
Post-Rock
It is characterized by the use of instruments related to Rock music, as well as rhythm, melodies, timbre and chord sequences that are not typical for traditional Rock.
840.17%
Electronic Rock
Electronic Rock is a fusion of Rock music and electronic elements such as synths, drum machines, and samples. Guitar sounds are combined with digital effects for an energetic, experimental sound.
850.17%
Ragtime
The "pre-Jazz" genre of American piano music. The bass sounds on odd, and the chords on even parts of the beat, which gives the sound a typical "marching" rhythm.
860.17%
Grime
It is characterized by a tempo of 140 BPM, a minimalistic breakbeat with bright snare drums, futuristic sounds and deep rolling basses. The atmosphere of the tracks is often very dark and aggressive.
870.17%
Rapcore
A genre of Alternative Rock music characterized by the use of rap as vocals. Rapcore combines the instrumental and vocal properties of such genres as Punk Rock, Hardcore Punk and Hip Hop.
880.17%
Post-Punk
A more complicated and experimental form of Punk: unlike the harsh dry sound of Punk Rock, Post-Punk was distinguished by a great variety of musical expression.
890.17%
Metalcore
A hybrid musical genre located at the junction of Extreme Metal and Hardcore Punk and combining their elements.
900.17%
Deathcore
Deathcore often uses Death Metal riffs and blast beats and Metalcore breakdowns. Growling and screaming alternate. Solos in the style of Classic Death Metal are also used.
910.17%
Trip-Hop
It is characterized by a slow tempo, a clear rhythm block, bass parts, samples of old compositions and a gloomy tone. A recitative is used, pronounced in a muffled voice or in a whisper.
920.16%
Vaporwave
It is characterized by a nostalgic or surreal vision of retro-cultural aesthetics with its entertainment, technology, consumer culture, advertising and many styles of corporate music.
930.16%
Folk Rock
Folk Rock combines Folk music with Rock elements, featuring acoustic instruments, storytelling lyrics, and a relaxed yet rhythmic sound. It combines the authenticity of Folk with the energy of Rock.
940.16%
Romance
A small poetic and musical composition of a lyrical nature — as a rule, for a soloist and an accompanying instrument.
950.16%
Trap
Synthesizers are widely used in this music, on which a melody with a hard line is played, crunchy, dirty and rhythmic drums, deep drum drums, hi-hats accelerated two, three or more times.
960.16%
Post-Black
A subgenre of Black, characterized by the complication of the structure of compositions and instrumental parts, as well as the addition of individual elements from other genres.
970.16%
Progressive Folk
The term "Prog Folk" came to use in relation to traditional Folk music performed with any stylistic or thematic innovations.
980.15%
Drum'n'Bass
A form of dance music designed to be listened to in nightclubs, as well as for extreme sports. According to the name, the bass element stands out strongly.
990.15%
Rock'n'Roll
Rock'n'Roll combines R&B, Country and Gospel, characterized by upbeat tempos, catchy melodies, and electric guitar riffs. It became a cultural revolution in the 1950s, symbolizing youth and rebellion.
1000.15%
Fast Flow
A style of Rap where the artist delivers rapid, intricate lyrics with precision and speed. It involves complex wordplay, quick rhymes, and often requires impressive breath control and rhythm.
1010.15%
Stoner Rock
This is usually slow or mid-tempo music with low guitars and bass. It includes elements of Psychedelic Rock, Blues Rock and Doom Metal with repetitive guitar riffs.
1020.15%
Ambient Black Metal
Synthesizers and classical instruments are often used to add melody or background accompaniment to electric guitars. The tempo varies from slow to medium, while there are no sudden transitions.
1030.14%
Lo-Fi Hip-Hop
A downtempo subgenre characterized by its relaxed, mellow sound, often featuring imperfections like static or background noise. It blends elements of Hip-Hop, Jazz, and Electronic music.
1040.14%
Hyperpop
It is characterized by an exaggerated approach to Pop music and usually uses elements such as brash synthesizer melodies, autotune vocals, "earworm", excessive compression and distortion.
1050.14%
Samba
A lively Brazilian music genre that combines African rhythms with Portuguese influences. It's characterized by syncopated beats, energetic dance, and vibrant percussion, expressing joy and celebration
1060.14%
Ambient Pop
Ambient Pop mixes atmospheric, dreamy soundscapes with Pop melodies. It features lush production, ethereal vocals, and mellow rhythms, creating a soothing listening experience with Pop accessibility.
1070.14%
Indie Folk
Traditional Folk music with modern indie sensibilities. It features acoustic instruments, introspective lyrics, and a warm, earthy sound, often with lo-fi production and emotional, heartfelt vocals.
1080.14%
Intelligent Dance Music (IDM)
The degree of compositional complexity, the use of non-trivial ideas and moves, the use of unusual sound timbres, special emotional and informational content.
1090.14%
Power Ballad
Emotional Rock or Pop songs characterized by slow tempos, dramatic lyrics, and powerful vocals. They often build to a strong, anthemic chorus, focusing on themes of love, longing, or heartbreak.
1100.14%
Darkwave
Combines the melodics and rhythms of Gothic Rock with the use of electronic and sometimes symphonic musical instruments. It is characterized by a gloomy, atmospheric, minor, filling sound.
1110.14%
Mashup
Combining parts of two pieces of music to create a new one. Most often, in involves overlapping the vocal part of one song on top of the instrumental part of another.
1120.14%
Southern Metal
A genre derived from Southern Rock, which adopted the features and sound, combining them with Metal. The genre is imbued with the influence of southern states, biker clubs and a harsh hot climate.
1130.13%
Country
A rural amateur genre that mixed Celtic and English dance melodies with 19th century songs, Blues, Gospel and American Spiritual music.
1140.13%
Opera
A theatrical music genre that combines powerful vocals, orchestral music, and dramatic storytelling. It features elaborate staging, elaborate arias, and emotive performances.
1150.13%
Witch House
A blending of dark, atmospheric Electronic music with elements of Industrial, Goth, and Ambient. It features haunting, slow beats, eerie synths, distorted vocals, and occult-inspired themes.
1160.13%
Kawaii Metal
It combines Heavy Metal and J-Pop with the aesthetics of Japanese idol music. The themes of the songs, unlike the accompanying music, are often less aggressive than in other Metal genres.
1170.13%
Deep House
It is characterized by a light but atmospheric sound with a minimal set of instruments, a frequent overlap of reverberation, and the presence of light ambient overflows.
1180.13%
Electronic Dance Music (EDM)
It is used as a generalized term for Electronic genres such as House, Trance, Techno, Dubstep, Drum'n'Bass and many others in Pop processing.
1190.13%
Freestyle
A form of vocal performance in which the lyrics are created spontaneously as the singer proceeds, often presented as Rap style music.
1200.13%
Classic Pop
In modern English-language terminology, Classic Pop is English-language popular music in a style that was standard until it was replaced by Rock'n'Roll in the mid-1950s.
1210.13%
Progressive Pop
Attempts to break with the standard formulas of Pop music through methods such as extended instrumentation, personalized lyrics and individual improvisation.
1220.13%
Etherialwave
It is characterized by the use of guitar soundscapes, which were written mainly in gloomy minor keys to create a mystical and thoughtful atmosphere, as well as high female vocals.
1230.12%
Neo-Classicism
Modern academic music, striving to repeat the sound of classical works of the XVII—XVIII centuries and perhaps enliven them with modern elements.
1240.12%
Space Ambient
An Ambient subgenre that has a cosmic sound and mood. Almost all acoustic instruments are replaced by synthesizers and electronic sounds.
1250.12%
Groove
A Groove is a "rhythmic layer" or an "intuitive feeling" of looped movement that occurs when carefully measured rhythms acting together are sounded, which immediately causes a slight tapping.
1260.12%
Folk Metal
It mixes Heavy Metal with Folk music, using instruments such as fiddles, flutes and bagpipes. It combines energetic guitar riffs with Folk melodies, often exploring mythological or historical themes.
1270.12%
Spoken Word
Spoken Word music combines storytelling with musical accompaniment. It emphasizes rhythm and delivery, often blending elements of Hip-Hop, Jazz, or experimental sounds, focusing on lyrical expression.
1280.12%
Rockabilly
Rockabilly blends Rock'n'Roll, R&B, and Country, characterized by upbeat tempos, slap bass, twangy guitars, and lively vocals. It emerged in the 1950s and has a retro, rebellious vibe.
1290.12%
Indie Pop
Indie Pop is a genre that combines catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, heartfelt lyrics and a lo-fi, DIY approach. It often features guitar-driven soundscapes and a blend of retro and modern influences.
1300.12%
Power Metal
Power Metal is characterized by a higher speed of performance than "classic" Heavy Metal, but more melodic than Speed Metal and Thrash Metal. Cheerful and optimistic music among the types of Metal.
1310.12%
Dub
Initially, recordings in this genre consisted of Reggae songs with deleted (sometimes partially) vocals. It is now considered an experimental and psychedelic kind of Reggae.
1320.11%
Ethnic
Ethnic music encompasses traditional sounds from diverse cultures, using native instruments and rhythms. It reflects each culture's identity, often linked to rituals, celebrations, and storytelling.
1330.11%
Lounge
Light background music. It has evolved from the Pop direction into a separate style and can sound like Jazz, Classical, Bossa Nova or Electronica.
1340.11%
Techno
Futuristic sounds and robotic vocals. It is characterized by the artificiality of sound, due to the active use of sampling, an emphasis on mechanical rhythms, and repeated repetition.
1350.11%
New Age
It combines instruments and techniques typical of Ambient and Ethnic music, is characterized by a smooth tempo and light melodies. It is often used for relaxation, meditation and creativity.
1360.11%
K-Pop
A vibrant, genre-blending music style from South Korea, combining Pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, and electronic sounds with energetic performances, catchy hooks, and stylish visuals.
1370.11%
Eurobeat
The genre is characterized by a harsh synthesizer sound. Early compositions had a tempo of 125-150 BPM, later ones had a tempo of 140-190 BPM and were often accompanied by hard electric guitars.
1380.11%
Spirituals
Collective improvisation, characteristic rhythmics with pronounced polyrhythmia, glissand sounds, untempered chords, special emotionality.
1390.11%
Country Gospel
The genre of spiritual Christian music. It is a subgenre of Gospel music with a Country flavor, also known as Inspirational Country.
1400.11%
Indietronic
It blends Indie Rock with Electronic music, featuring experimental sounds, synthesizers, and upbeat rhythms. It combines organic melodies with digital production, creating a dreamy, introspective vibe
1410.11%
Pop Punk
A combination of incongruous. A rebellious Punk that defies the whole world suddenly found a Pop sound designed for the mass consumer? Something doesn't add up here...
1420.11%
Chamber-Pop
A style of Rock music characterized by an emphasis on melody and texture, abundant use of strings, brass, piano, vocal harmonies and other elements from Lounge and orchestral Pop music of the 60s.
1430.11%
Outlaw Country
Outlaw Country is a subgenre that blends traditional Country with Rock and Honky-Tonk, often with an anti-mainstream spirit. It features gritty lyrics about defiance, outlaws, and life on the fringes.
1440.11%
Blues Pop
A combination of Blues Rock with a cleaner Pop sound. Pronounced minimalistic rhythm and clean Blues vocals are juxtaposed with Rock accompaniments and guitar solos.
1450.11%
Bard Song
A storytelling genre rooted in Folk traditions, often featuring acoustic instruments and poetic lyrics. It narrates tales of history, myth, or personal experiences, evoking a sense of time and place.
1460.11%
Thrashcore
In essence, this is high-speed Hardcore, bands in this genre often use a blast beat. The songs are usually very short. Thrashcore is less aggressive in sound and less metallic than Grindcore.
1470.11%
Alternative Dance Music (ADM)
A mixture of the melodic structure of Alternative and Indie Rock with Electronic rhythms, synthesizers and/or sampling, and an orientation towards Post-Disco and dance music.
1480.10%
Industrial Rock
The main difference of this subgenre is the active use of synthesizers, sequencers, samplers and drum machines along with various ways of sound distortion to achieve the "industrial" feel.
1490.10%
Progressive Jazz
The main difference between this genre is the desire to move away from the frozen cliche of big bands and outdated, worn-out techniques of Symphjazz.
1500.10%
Psychobilly
If Rockabilly is about love, feelings and round–the-clock rock, then the lyrical component of Psychobilly revolves around horror, violence and science fiction.
1510.10%
Bebop
A Jazz style characterized by fast tempo and complex improvisations based on playing harmony rather than melody.
1520.10%
Skweee
An instrumental genre combining synthesizer parts, Funk and Soul rhythms. An attempt to "squeeze out" as groovy a sound as possible. The progenitor of Dubstep.
1530.10%
Rap Rock
A genre that combines vocal and instrumental elements of Hip Hop with various forms of Rock music.
1540.10%
Big Beat
A powerful mid-tempo broken beat, a "fat" bass part, a distorted breakbeat, psychedelic synthesizer inserts and samples from music of different styles.
1550.10%
Breakcore
The genre is characterized by fast, complex and confusing drum parts, as well as a high tempo exceeding 180 beats per minute.
1560.10%
Folktronica
A genre that includes various elements of Folk music and Electronics, often using acoustic instruments, especially strings.
1570.09%
Jazz Fusion
Jazz Fusion combines Jazz with other genres, using complex rhythms, improvisation, and electric instruments. It emphasizes virtuosity and dynamic experimentation, creating a bold, dynamic sound.
1580.09%
Surf Rock
A genre originating from the California beach culture, popular among vacationers and especially surfers. The music is mostly instrumental.
1590.09%
Hardbass
A derivative genre of the Pumping House that originated in St. Petersburg in the 2000s. Hardbass, as a musical movement, initially ridiculed popular culture and the behavior of gopniks attending raves
1600.09%
Dark Country
It blends traditional Country with haunting, melancholy themes, often explores troubled narratives, with brooding lyrics, deep vocals, and eerie, atmospheric instrumentals, evoking a sense of despair.
1610.09%
Contemporary Country
A genre that blends traditional Country elements with Pop, Rock, and Electronic influences. It features catchy melodies, relatable lyrics, and a mix of acoustic and modern instrumentation.
1620.09%
Eurodisco
A typical Eurodisco song is based on the use of a synthesizer, a drum machine, a bright bass and is usually sung in high tones.
1630.09%
Jazz Rock
A fusion of Jazz and Rock. Fusion musicians are recognizable by the high level of technology combined with complex compositions and musical improvisations.
1640.09%
Italo Disco
Italo Disco is a 1980s Italian Electronic dance genre known for catchy melodies, synthesizers, and upbeat rhythms. It blends Disco, Pop, and New Wave, with futuristic sounds and infectious hooks.
1650.09%
Acid House
It is characterized by an abundance of trippy synthesizer sounds, as well as a deeper psychedelic sound. The vast majority of the genre's compositions completely lack vocals.
1660.08%
Trance
An EDM genre characterized by melodic, hypnotic beats and build-ups. It provides an uplifting experience with rhythmic basslines, smooth transitions, and euphoric soundscapes.
1670.08%
Pastoral
It is characterized by a smooth, calm movement of the melody. Pastoral music is dedicated to the depiction of nature or rural life.
1680.08%
Dark Ambient
Minimalistic, gloomy, oppressive, devoid of pronounced details sound with occasional sharp volume increases or the use of various natural noises and sounds.
1690.08%
Electropop
A musical genre combining elements of Electronic and Pop music. It is usually described as a kind of Synthpop with a special emphasis on electronics.
1700.08%
Honky-Tonk
Initially, it was a kind of Ragtime piano playing, with an enhanced rhythm, sometimes even breaking out of the motif of the composition. Over time, the genre has acquired a lot of Country elements.
1710.08%
Math Rock
Mathematical Rock got its name because of the unusual rhythmic structure and complex clock gadgets that it uses.
1720.08%
Medieval Tavern
Such music blends orchestral, cinematic and Folk elements to create magical soundscapes. It often accompanies storytelling, evoking epic worlds, mythical creatures and adventurous journeys.
1730.08%
Cloud Rap
A subgenre of Hip-Hop with ethereal, ambient beats, dreamy, atmospheric production, and laid-back, introspective lyrics. It often features reverb-heavy vocals and a slow, floaty rhythm.
1740.08%
Drill
A subgenre of Hip-Hop known for its dark, aggressive beats, rapid-fire lyrics, and themes of street life and survival. It originated in Chicago and has influenced global scenes, including the UK.
1750.08%
Post-Grunge
The fundamental difference from Grunge is a softer sound. The Grunge move "loud-quiet", the sound of an electric guitar with a strong "overload" and uncomplicatedly simple riffs are preserved.
1760.08%
Neo-Soul
Based on Soul, Neo-Soul has a less traditional sound compared to modern R&B and borrows elements of Jazz, Funk, Hip-Hop, Pop, Fusion and African music.
1770.08%
Space Rock
A combination of Psychedelic Rock, elements of Electronic music and "cosmic" themes. Reverberating guitar, minimalistic rhythms, often gentle, dreamy vocals.
1780.08%
Battle Rap
The competition of two or more performers in the skills of music, recitative, poetry and humor, discrediting the opponent and his importance in the media.
1790.08%
Soukous
The genre appeared in the 60s as dance music in the Congo River basin. His fast pace, somewhat resembling a Rumba, contributed to the growth of popularity, thanks to which he was able to reach France.
1800.08%
Drone
A genre in academic minimalism in which a composition is based on a continuously stretching or repeating musical tone or cluster.
1810.08%
Gospel
Gospel music is characterized by dominant vocals and strong use of harmony with Christian lyrics.
1820.08%
Southern Hardcore
Rough, harsh, masculine hardcore. Country music, which grew into Southern Rock, gained extremes in Southern Metal and overgrown with the heaviness and energy of Hardcore Punk.
1830.08%
Bluegrass
A genre of American rural country music. In Bluegrass, as in some forms of Jazz, each musical instrument in turn is the lead, while the rest recede into the background.
1840.07%
Electro
It is characterized by the use of drum machines, breakbeat emulation, analog synthesizer, programmed bass parts, synthetic riffs and atonal sound effects.
1850.07%
J-Rock
J-Rock is a blend of Rock with other genres such as Pop, Punk and Metal. It has energetic performances, unique visuals and diverse styles, often incorporating Japanese lyrics and cultural themes.
1860.07%
Emo Rock
It is characterized by melodiousness, emotional lyrics dedicated to personal experiences, and expressive, strained vocals that sometimes turn into screaming.
1870.07%
Puirt à beul
Instrumental singing, an attempt to imitate the singing of musical rhythms inherent in the Celts. The Scottish Puirt is characterized by an unexpected change of melody and a gradual acceleration.
1880.07%
Celtic
"Medieval" music in the Scandinavian style. Among the instruments, special emphasis is placed on the bagpipes and the violin.
1890.07%
Country-Hop
A fairly modern genre that has emerged thanks to viral videos and reality shows. Stylistically, it's a mix of Country and Hip-Hop.
1900.07%
Filmi
Music from Indian cinema. Fast tempo, melody of wind instruments. Vocals often consist of a duet of high-pitched, sometimes "squeaky" male and female voices.
1910.07%
Beatbox
The genre that uses the mouth, lips, tongue, throat, voice and sometimes hands to make music. It also includes singing, vocal scratching and imitation of turntables, wind instruments or strings.
1920.07%
Intelligent
A subgenre of Drum'n'Bass, which was greatly influenced by Lounge, Jazz and Ambient. The music creates a feeling of surf: with the ebb and flow of synthesizer losses, with deep but soft sub-basses.
1930.07%
Roots Rock
Rock music that tends to its origins in Folk, Country and Rock'n'Roll. Roots Rock is based on simple compositions on traditional themes. The progenitor of Southern and Country Rock.
1940.06%
Breakbeat
A genre of Electronic music that typically uses drum breaks taken from early recordings of Funk, Jazz and R&B with a broken rhythm.
1950.06%
Phonk
It is characterized by nostalgic Funk samples, cassette sound taken from Lo-Fi and often old Memphis Rap vocal recordings.
1960.06%
Ambient Country
Combining the tranquility and unobtrusiveness of Ambient with acoustic instrumentation and the mood of Country music.
1970.06%
Mumble Rap
It is characterized by an emphasis on the expressiveness of sound rather than on lyrics and rhymes. A distinctive feature is the frequent "eating" of words, from which speech becomes mumbled.
1980.06%
Mento
A Jamaican genre, predecessor of Ska and Reggae. Acoustic instruments that are commonly used in Mento are acoustic guitar, banjo, hand drum and marimbula.
1990.06%
Flamenco
A typical Flamenco performance with singing and guitar accompaniment consists of a series of parts in various styles. Guitar interludes include a characteristic rapid strumming.
2000.06%
Dance-Pop
Fast-paced music designed for nightclubs with the intention of dancing, but also suitable for radio contemporary hits.
2010.06%
Cumbia
A music genre with roots in Colombia, featuring rhythmic percussion, accordion, and brass. It blends Indigenous, African, and Spanish influences, creating a lively, danceable, and festive sound.
2020.06%
Heartland Rock
The genre of American Rock, characterized by a straightforward musical manner, is reflected in the lyrics of the everyday life of the "simple average white American".
2030.06%
Soca
The genre was influenced by Soul, Cadence and Funk and became extremely popular in the Caribbean. The genre is often called the "soul of Calypso".
2040.06%
Qawwali
The genre has been around for over 700 years and is dedicated to the mysticism of Islam. It consists of singing to the music of Sufi texts with a complex lyrical component.
2050.06%
Black Gaze
The performers bring elements of "non-metallic" genres to the aesthetics of Atmospheric and Depressive Black: Shoegaze, Depressive Rock and Post-Rock, which makes the sound similar to Shoegaze.
2060.06%
Djent
The sound processing plays an important role. The rhythm of the bass drum often repeats the rhythm of the guitar riff, which accentuates the characteristic sound.
2070.06%
Nintendocore
Nintendocore blends Hardcore Punk, Metal, or Post-Hardcore with 8-bit video game music. It features distorted guitars, fast rhythms, and Chiptune melodies, creating a nostalgic yet aggressive sound.
2080.05%
Chillout
A relaxed, ambient genre that blends soft electronic beats, soothing melodies, and calming rhythms. It's designed to create a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for unwinding or background listening.
2090.05%
Gypsy Punk
Gypsy Punk blends traditional Roma music with Punk's raw energy, featuring fast tempos, rebellious lyrics, and Folk instruments like accordion and violin for a lively, unconventional sound.
2100.05%
Grindcore
It is so named because of the sound built on atonal riffs, "grinding" from one to the other. A mix of Crust Punk, Thrashcore and Death Metal.
2110.05%
Tango
A style of instrumental and vocal, mainly dance music, which appeared as a result of a mixture of European, Latin American and African musical traditions.
2120.05%
Volkstümliche Musik
A German Folk genre blending traditional melodies with modern elements, featuring instruments like accordion and zither, often with cheerful, catchy tunes and themes of everyday life.
2130.05%
Dubstep
It is characterized by a tempo of the order of 130-150 BPM, a dominant low-frequency "oscillating" bass with the presence of sound distortion, as well as a sparse Breakbeat in the background.
2140.05%
Church Choir
Vocal and instrumental music of the Christian Church (Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant) accompanying Christian worship.
2150.05%
Gypsy
Traditional gypsy music. The genre has a pronounced mid-tempo rhythm. It served as the basis for many Folk genres and branches of Romance.
2160.05%
Glitch
It is dominated by acoustic effects caused by errors and failures in digital recordings and digital distortions, which are often emulated using various effects.
2170.05%
Comedy Rap
Hip-Hop music with elements of comedy, more often satire or parody. The humorous effect is achieved by contrasting a ridiculous or absurd theme and high-quality production.
2180.05%
Trap Latino
Trap Latino is a mix of Latin rhythms and Trap music's heavy bass, 808s and fast beats. It combines Reggaeton, Hip-Hop, and Electronic influences with bold, catchy lyrics and street-style storytelling
2190.05%
Urban Contemporary
Urban Contemporary is a broad genre blending R&B, Hip-Hop, Pop, and Electronic elements. It features modern production, catchy melodies, and often explores themes of love, relationships, and city life
2200.05%
Electro House
The development of Electroclash and Tech House through the addition of warm analog basses, energetic percussion, "crisp" high-frequency synthesizer parts and cropped vocal samples.
2210.05%
Electroclash
Electroclash is a parody of early Synthpop and Electronic music of the 1980s, as well as a reinterpretation of Electronic music within the framework of new trends and experiments.
2220.05%
Progressive Electro House
A subgenre of EDM with energetic beats, build-ups, and melodic drops. It combines deep basslines, uplifting synths, and evolving structures for a dynamic sound.
2230.05%
Fakebit
An imitation of Chiptune. While Chiptune involves using the limited capabilities of a particular sound chip without post-processing, there are no hardware restrictions in the Fakebit.
2240.05%
Diss
The essence of the Diss is the disrespect of one rapper to another. Obscene language, swearing at an opponent, and sometimes threats are practiced in such tracks.
2250.05%
Gabber
Gabber was created in the Netherlands in the 90s as a protest against the frenzied popularity of Pop Techno music. The underground Gabber started to improve, aiming against the establishment.
2260.05%
Solipsynthm
It is characterized by the use of abstract soundscapes, unconventional rhythms and strange computer effects that create a surreal and otherworldly atmosphere.
2270.05%
Sovietwave
The post-Soviet brother of Synthwave. The main feature of all performers of the genre is the introduction of elements associated with the Soviet Union into the music in one form or another.
2280.05%
Deftones-core
A stringy, melancholic Alternative Metal with an accentuated layered structure, sometimes Post-Hardcore influences, some Prog habits and languid high-pitched vocals.
2290.05%
Post-Hardcore
The genre is characterized by an alternation of pure vocals and screams, accompanied by a serious motive and often generating the effect of extremism.
2300.05%
Klezmer
Traditional Folk music of Eastern European Jews and a special style of its performance. One or two violins, clarinet, double bass or tuba, cymbals. Sometimes a flute, tambourine and drum were added.
2310.05%
Bolero
It is characterized by refined lyrics dedicated to love. It has been called "the quintessential Latin American Romantic Song of the twentieth century." It was born as a form of love folk poetry.
2320.05%
Nightcore
A genre that consists of remixes of popular songs with increased tempo and tonality. Nowadays, it has evolved into sped-up edits from Tik-Tok.
2330.05%
Hardcore Techno
The style is characterized by a fast tempo and the use of distorted industrial sounds and samples, as well as a heavy straight barrel using distortion.
2340.05%
Synth Punk
A genre that combines elements of Electronic music and Punk. A grating electronic sound accompanied by vocals constantly breaking into a scream. Nowadays, the genre has acquired a softer sound.
2350.04%
Garage
The genre of urban Electronics is characterized by a tempo of about 138 beats per minute, a swinging rhythm, dense basses borrowed from early Ragga Jungle, and a general "unbridled" sound.
2360.04%
Deathgrass
Deathgrass merges Bluegrass with dark atmosphere, featuring traditional instruments like banjo and fiddle alongside aggressive vocals, distorted guitars, and intense, gritty themes.
2370.04%
Zydeco
A lively, danceable music genre from Louisiana, blending Creole, Blues, and R&B with accordion, washboard, and fiddles, often featuring fast tempos and call-and-response vocals.
2380.04%
Downtempo
It is characterized by a slow tempo and a broken rhythm. It is close to Trip-Hop, but differs in a more oppressive atmosphere. Unlike Ambient, it has a pronounced rhythmic structure.
2390.04%
Cabaret
Cabaret music blends theatrical performance with Jazz, Vaudeville, and Chanson styles. It features witty, often risqué lyrics, and is performed with dramatic flair in intimate, club-like settings.
2400.04%
Yodel
Yodeling is a vocal technique that involves rapid changes between chest voice and falsetto. It originated in the Swiss Alps and is used in Folk, Country, and Alpine music, creating an echoing sound.
2410.04%
J-Ambient
A Japanese version of Ambient music, containing more electronic sounds and a more pronounced rhythm.
2420.04%
Sertanejo
A Brazilian Country music genre, featuring acoustic guitars, harmonicas, and heartfelt lyrics about rural life, love, and nature, blending traditional and contemporary sounds.
2430.04%
Cruel Romance
Cruel Romance is an offspring of early Urban Romance with the brightness of the characters, the contrast of feelings, melodramatism, the acuteness of the situation, reaching the extreme.
2440.03%
Klapa
A form of traditional a cappella singing in Dalmatia. The word "Klapa" translates as "group of friends" and has its roots in coastal church singing.
2450.03%
Corrido
A Mexican musical genre that tells stories about historical events, heroes or life struggles. It features narrative lyrics, traditional instruments like the accordion and a rhythmic, upbeat style.
2460.03%
Mellow Gold
The genre is a journey into the Rock ballads of the 60s, 70s. A kind of mix of Soft Rock and Folk Rock. The emphasis is on pure production, harmony and melodic compositions.
2470.03%
Dark Trap
Dark Trap combines Trap's heavy bass and 808s with moody, ominous beats and atmospheric production. It features gritty lyrics on themes of struggle, inner turmoil, and intensity.
2480.03%
Barbershop Quartet
A vocal style originated in the early 1900s in the United States. The soloist defines the melody, the tenor harmonizes, the bass performs low harmonizing notes, and the baritone completes the chord.
2490.02%
Russian Chanson
A combination of French Chanson influences with Russian Folk and criminal themes. It often features emotional lyrics about love, hardship, and prison life, with a gritty, melodic sound.
2500.02%
Urban Romance
A musical genre characterized by clear and vivid imagery, step-based composition, and a sense of the unattainable object of love. It also uses harmonic minor key and repetitive cadences and sequences.
2510.02%
Rumba
A Cuban music genre with Afro-Cuban rhythms, featuring percussion, syncopated beats, and passionate vocals. It blends African influences with Spanish elements, often accompanied by vibrant dance.
2520.02%
Urban Latino
A dynamic and influential genre, it is a fusion of various musical styles rooted in the traditions of Latin America and the Caribbean, with modern urban notes.
2530.02%
Son Cubano
The pearl of Cuba's musical culture. A unique genre in which African rhythms and Spanish harmony and poetry are intertwined.
2540.02%
Christian Rock
Christian Rock bands perform songs about God, faith and the soul, and usually consist of church-going Christians. This genre is defined not by its sound, but thematically.
2550.02%
Crunk
It is a form of Southern Hip Hop or Southern Rap. The genre is a mix of repetitive melodies and drum machine rhythms.
2560.02%
Crunkcore
A genre that combines Crank with elements of Screamo. A combination of minimalist East coast Hip-Hop, techno breakdowns, simple drum machine rhythms, raucous vocals and personal poetics.
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