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neofolk
[noun]
a genre blending folk, acoustic, and modern elements with philosophical or mythological themes
industrial folk music
[noun]
a genre that combines folk and acoustic elements with industrial and experimental sounds
progressive folk
[noun]
a genre that combines elements of folk music with progressive rock influences
psychedelic folk
[noun]
a genre of music that emerged in the 1960s and combines elements of folk music with psychedelic rock
skiffle
[noun]
a genre of music characterized by its use of homemade or improvised instruments and a fusion of folk, blues, and jazz influences
folktronica
[noun]
a genre that fuses folk music with electronic and experimental sounds, blending acoustic instrumentation with electronic production techniques
contemporary folk music
[noun]
a modern interpretation of traditional folk, featuring acoustic instrumentation, contemporary songwriting, and diverse influences from different cultures and musical styles
Celtic music
[noun]
a genre of traditional folk music originating from the Celtic regions of Europe, particularly Ireland, Scotland, and Brittany
Chalga
[noun]
a popular music genre from Bulgaria that fuses Bulgarian folk, pop, and oriental influences, known for its catchy melodies, lively rhythms, and provocative lyrics
indie folk
[noun]
a genre that blends folk, acoustic, and indie rock influences, featuring intimate songwriting, raw instrumentation, and a DIY ethos
freak folk
[noun]
a genre that blends folk, psychedelic, and experimental influences, characterized by unconventional song structures, eccentric lyrics, and a lo-fi or DIY aesthetic
bluegrass
[noun]
a type of country music that uses unamplified stringed instruments such as banjos, guitars, etc. and is usually high-pitched
Christian country music
[noun]
a subgenre of country music that incorporates themes of Christian faith and spirituality into the lyrics and messages of the songs
country rock
[noun]
a genre of music that blends elements of country music with rock and roll, featuring electric instrumentation and production techniques
country rap
[noun]
a genre of music that combines elements of country music, Southern rap, and hip hop
country pop
[noun]
a genre that combines country and pop music, featuring catchy melodies, polished production, and pop-inspired lyrics
country soul
[noun]
a genre of music that combines elements of country and soul music, characterized by soulful vocals, emotive performances, and a fusion of country and R&B influences
rockabilly
[noun]
a type of popular music that combines elements of rock and roll and country, dating back to 1950s
alternative country
[noun]
a subgenre of country music that blends traditional country and folk music with elements of rock, punk, and other genres
blues
[noun]
a type of folk music with strong rhythms and a melancholic atmosphere, first developed by the African American community in the Southern US
boogie
[noun]
an instrumental version of blues with a fast strong beat, played on the piano
blues rock
[noun]
a genre of rock music that combines the sound, rhythms, and structures of blues music with the electric instrumentation and production techniques of rock music
British blues
[noun]
a genre influenced by traditional blues music, characterized by electrified instruments, guitar solos, and British rock sensibilities
classic female blues
[noun]
a genre of blues music popularized in the 1920s and 1930s by African-American women
country blues
[noun]
a genre that blends country and blues, featuring acoustic instruments, heartfelt vocals, and lyrics exploring personal experiences and rural life with a rustic quality
electric blues
[noun]
a genre that fuses blues, R&B, and rock with amplified instruments, guitar solos, dynamic rhythms, and soulful vocals
gospel blues
[noun]
a genre that fuses gospel and blues, featuring soulful vocals, religious themes, and bluesy arrangements
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