UK funky is a style of British electronic dance music that developed during the mid-to-late 2000s. It combines house music with influences from UK garage, African and Caribbean rhythms, R&B and British club culture. The…
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If you love Ethel Cain, start with Chelsea Wolfe, Nicole Dollanganger, Emma Ruth Rundle, Weyes Blood and King Woman. Those artists capture different parts of her sound. Some specialise in dark, atmospheric music. Others combine…
Phonk is a style of music that developed from Southern American hip-hop, particularly the underground Memphis rap sound of the 1990s. But the music most people call phonk today can sound very different from its…
Trip-hop is a style of atmospheric electronic music that combines hip-hop rhythms with influences from soul, jazz, dub and experimental rock. It became particularly associated with Bristol during the early 1990s. The three names most…
New jack swing is the moment R&B and hip-hop properly started living in the same house. Smooth R&B vocals. Hard programmed drums. Funk. Rap. Synthesizers. Samples. And a distinctive swung rhythm that made the music…
Calling Geese an indie-rock band is technically correct. It’s also not particularly helpful. The New York band move through: post-punkart rockindie rockclassic rockexperimental rockfunknoisecountry influences sometimes within the same song. That unpredictability has helped make…
“Movin’ to the Sun” sits broadly within modern house and dance music, combining contemporary club production with the unmistakable presence of Ultra Naté. The track by HUGEL, Imael Angel and Ultra Naté is currently No.…
If you have ever searched for music to study, relax, work, sleep, or clear your head, you have probably come across the word lofi. But what is lofi, and why has it become one of…
