Space Rock
A 'Rock' sub-genre
Origin
Space rock emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s and is characterised by its incorporation of spacey sound effects, synthesizers, and lyrics that often explore themes related to outer space, science fiction, and psychedelic experiences.
Similar to
Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock
Example track
Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine
Bassline
A 'Garage' sub-genre
Origin
Bassline originated in the early 2000s in the UK and is characterized by its prominent basslines, often played in a distinctive, off-beat pattern, combined with catchy melodies and syncopated rhythms.
Similar to
UK Garage, Speed Garage, Grime
Example track
Double 99 - RIP Groove
Electronic Trap
A 'Trap' sub-genre
Origin
Electronic trap gained momentum in the 2010s as producers started incorporating trap elements (rhythmic patterns, heavy basslines, and aggressive beats) into their electronic tracks.
Similar to
Trapstep, Chillstep, Future Bass
Example track
RL Grime - Core
Bossa Nova
A 'Jazz' sub-genre
Origin
Bossa Nova originated in Brazil in the late 1950s and early 1960s and combines samba rhythms with jazz influences, creating a unique and smooth musical style.
Similar to
Sambda, Bolero, Latin Jazz
Example track
Baila Nova - Desafinado (Antônio Carlos Jobim & N. Mendonça)
Hard House
A 'House' sub-genre
Origin
Hard house originated in the UK in the early 1990s and is characterised by its fast beats, typically ranging from 145 to 150 BPM, aggressive basslines, and energetic synth patterns.
Similar to
Hardstyle, Hard Trance, Eurodance
Example track
Tony de Vit - Are You All Ready
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