Free Jazz – “Free” Side of Jazz Music
Free jazz is a type of modern music that doesn’t follow the usual rules of tonal organization, bluesy chord progression, and swing rhythms. In English, free jazz is called …
Category: Genres
The Dark Side: A History of and Focus on Significant Dark Jazz Groups
Everything in the universe has both a dark and a light side. Even fantasy television programs discuss this. This concept applies to music as well. And if there is …
Cool Jazz
Cool jazz and modal jazz share a lot of similar playing and harmonic ideas. It is distinguished by emotional restraint, a propensity toward convergence with music composition (strengthening the …
Contemporary Jazz is Today’s Music
True jazz enthusiasts are constantly interested in finding anything new, including new musical trends. Performers in the 21st century are always trying new things with the genre and giving …
Old School Rap – The Musical Direction of Rap Music
Old School Rap – this style is utilized by rap performers from New York City in the late 1970s and early 1980s, who are highly rapid. Old school is …
Acid Jazz
Acid Jazz is a subgenre of electronic music that blends elements of hip-hop, jazz, electronic dance music from the 1990s, and funk from the 1970s. In the middle of …
Gospel: History and Artists
The term “gospel” is derived from the English language and is translated as “good news” or “gospel”. According to the word’s etymology, it relates to Christian cultural practices. Indeed, …
Christian Rock Bands: A History of the Genre and Several Popular Artists
Christian rock is a subgenre of rock music characterized by lyrics that emphasize Christian themes. Musically, this genre is comparable to rock, hardcore, and hard rock groups. The main …
A Little History of the Genre and Some Unpopular Christian Pop Artists
Since its modest origins in the 1980s, the Christian music genre has radically evolved. The Christian music genre has grown from ska-style songs such as “Jesus Is My Friend” …
Industrial Metal
The lyrics of industrial metal mirror the darkness and ferocity of classic heavy metal, while also including the personal alienation characteristic of punk and alternative music. Industrial Metal Bands …