genres, eras, slang category

A descending minor-key loop (e.g., Am–G–F–E) common in flamenco, pop, and film cues. more

Slang for a track with big impact on the dancefloor/radio; high energy and memorable hooks. more

An artist or band experiencing a rapid rise in profile due to a hit, viral moment, or key exposure. more

1960s wave of UK bands (e.g., The Beatles, The Stones) transforming US/Global pop and rock. more

1990s UK movement (Blur, Oasis, Pulp) emphasizing melodic songwriting and British cultural themes. more

Complete list of an artist’s official releases, often with dates, labels, and formats. more

Colloquial for a musician, often implying strong chops or insider culture. more

Mainstream-oriented music across styles intended for broad audiences and commercial distribution. more

Anthemic, high-production rock tailored for large venues with big hooks and crowd participation. more