Death Metal
Death metal is a sub-genre of heavy metal music that evolved from thrash metal in the early 1980s. Some of his trademark song is the theme of violence or death, low rhythm guitar (downtuned rhythm guitars), rapid percussion, and dynamic intensity. Vocals are usually sung by grunt (death grunt) or growling death (death growl). Singing techniques as is also often called "Cookie Monster vocals".
Examples of the use of Band Genre Death Metal: The Berzerker
J-Pop
J-pop is a term used for Japanese popular music that entered the musical mainstream of Japan in the 1990s. The term J-pop is used to distinguish it from min'yo enka and folk music. "J-pop" modern roots in 1960s music such as The Beatles played, and replace kayokyoku (Japanese pop music until the 1980s) in the Japanese music scene. The term J-pop Japanese mass media coined to distinguish it from foreign music, and now refers to almost all popular music in Japan. According to 2006 data from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, Japan has the music industry's second largest music industry in the world, and just under the United States.
Examples of groups that use the J-Pop Genre: Arashi
New Age
New Ages Music is a music school that is able to provide an experience one of the following: a positive, relaxed, inspiration, comfortable, spirit, there is an element of culture
therefore it is not surprising that we could love a new music ages with the same language we do not understand at all, or a song that has been created beratus2 years ago that might just dicipakan with music instrument and vocal pickup
Music is an expression of the soul.
Perhaps you've heard the new song ages must have been able to understand why you love this music.
People who use the example of New Age Genre: Paul Schwartz
R & B
R & B is a genre of popular music that combines jazz, gospel, and blues, which was first introduced by African-American musicians. In 1948, RCA Victor record company marketing the music of blacks are called Blues and Rhythm. In the same year, Louis Jordan dominated the top five R & B charts with three songs, and two of the song based on the rhythm of the boogie-woogie-known in the 1940s. Jordan Band, Tympany Five (1938) consists of himself as a vocal and sax player along with other musicians as trumpeter, tenor sax, piano, bass, and drum.Istilah was first used as a marketing term in music in the United States in 1947 by Jerry Wexler who worked at Billboard magazine. This term replaces the term race music and the Billboard category Harlem Hit Parade in June 1949. In 1948, RCA Victor marketing black music under the name Blues and Rhythm. Phrases were reversed by Wexler at Atlantic Records, which is a record company that leads the field of R & B in the early years.
People who use the example of the genre of R & B: Justin Timberlake
J-Rock
J-Rock or Japanese rock used to refer to the genre of rock music that exist in Japan.
J-Rock genre became popular in Indonesia thanks to the popularity of anime aired on television with the theme song (soundtrack) that brought singers and groups Jepang.Sejarah J-Rock music began in 1957 with the familiar Japanese rock music in popularity along with the peak of rockabilly, which is one a style of rock 'n' roll.
Rockabilly which started in various jazz clubs gave birth to rockabilly singers like Mickey Curtis, Masaaki Hirao, and Keijiro Yamashita. In February 1958, the trio performed in concert Westan Kanibaru I (Western Carnival I) at the theater named Nihon Gekijo, Tokyo.
In the late 1950s, the popularity of rockabilly era receded Kaba replaced Popsu (cover pops) which consists of various types of music. Among the figures cover pops are musicians like Yuya Uchida and Isao Bito rooted in the rockabilly genre. In addition, the cover pops with style born Liverpool Sound popularity following musical groups like the Beatles around 1963.
The use of examples Band Genre J-rock: Flow & J-Rocks
Techno
Techno is a genre of music that uses flow futuristic theme. Techno music is also used in the Club-Club night and the music is usually played by a DJ. This music is not played with traditional musical instruments such as drums, guitar, Sasando, etc.. He uses digital musical instruments like Dj Maker commonly used to remix existing music into futuristic-themed music.
Examples of people who use Techno Genre: Daft Punk
World
World music is a general term for a category of global music, such as the traditional music or folk music of a culture that is created and played by indigenous musicians and is closely associated with the music of their homelands. This genre usually contain folk songs are very long, for example Approximately 0-800 AD even before Christ
People who use the example of the genre of World: Aeson
Dangdut
Dangdut is one of a growing genre of musical arts in Indonesia. This musical form rooted in the Malay music in the 1940s. In the evolution to contemporary forms are now entering the influence of Indian music elements (mainly from the use of tabla) and Arabic (on crooked and harmonization). Changes in Indonesia's political currents in the late 1960s opened the influence of western music with a strong influx of the use of electric guitars and also a form of marketing. Since the 1970s virtually dangdut has matured in a contemporary form. As popular music, dangdut very open to influence other forms of music, ranging from keroncong, style, gamelan, harp, rock, pop, and even house music.
The mention of the name "dangdut" is onomatopoeic of the sound of tabla game (in the world of drum called dangdut only) and is dominated by the distinctive sound and ndut dang. The name is actually a cynical title in an article in the early 1970s to form malay music is very popular among the working class at that time.
Examples of people who use dangdut Genre: Rhoma Irama
