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Why does music genre exist
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Genre
- What is it for9 votes
- To make marketing and selling music easier66.67%
- Because the artist makes that type of music0.00%
- Because we have to label everything33.33%
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What? First option not available ?
EDIT: I fixed it
Let me try again...damn this is hard work
I give up.....go for it
There, I bit. C'mon people! :-)
So I don't waste my time listening to music I've never heard before.
So the kids know which sample packs to buy and which YouTube tutorials to search for so they can make a proper "big room drop".
But yeah, it's the second choice
Hahaha! slaps head of course!
So the artist can resent being pigeonholed
... or jump on the latest bandwagon
Option 3
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/comic-strip-presents/videos/all/bad-news-tour/2795486615001
Marketing. 'Rock' and popular music in general was a lot less compartmentalized than it is today back in the 60s and 70s.
Because I am really feeling like some horror-core dubtrap grime right now.
I'm not a big fan of genre labeling because in addition to being limiting it is also frustrating when you create something different or new to your own ears and immediately you're expected to do the genre dance:
•"It's EDM with a little Acid House thrown in dude."
• "Well the first half is shoegaze/electro-emo but the last part is mini dub."
•"You know that's totally late period Eno, man."
It is a pain in the ass AS a musician/artist. But as a listener/consumer? It's an unavoidable reality. There's no way genre marketing will ever go away. Since the 1920's and way before the identification of musical style was commonplace and really a necessity for success.
The mixture that sprang from the musical cauldron of blues & New Orleans ragtime was helped by it's cool brand name: Jazz. Would it of been as successful if it was called Rooty Tooty Ballyhoo music?
It's embarrassing, even insulting at times, but music genre's & labels are just a fact of life. I wish there was an intellectual evolution to overcome it but I could say that about hundreds if things much more important that humans still do...
So that people can say they were into horror-core dub trap grime way before anyone else but that they have moved on now
How else would you find "fax machine funk ?"
Anyone notice how kids of today are into more than one genre of music ?
There was none of that nonsense when I war a lad
Sometimes it feels like genres only exist to brainwash people and keep them away from exploring different types of music. There's good & bad music every 'genre'...
Yeah option 1, voted the third 1 jus cus
Its all down to the taxophilic urge....
Because I.e. grime and folk sound radically different. I understand it might be frustrating if you tend to blend different stuff in your music but a vast majority of musicians subscribe to a genre or two.
It would be a massive waste of time if you had a metal band looking for a drummer and had jazz drummers showing up for the audition. Maybe not.
Genre mashups are awesome
Lame. so 2016
Find your own forum weirdo.
Interesting.....
If genre wasn't a single thing in respect of a tune but instead it was multiple things..it would work better......
i.e A tune can have multiple genres....much like tags......there would be no need for making all the sub genres we have these days
It's all just a scam to keep music journalism running.
Source: was an amateur music journalist
Yes, Their gatekeeper role keeps diminishing, doesn't it?
I have a friend who worked for one of the biggest jam bands in the country, and he once asked me why most music scribblers didn't care for jam bands. I told him that it was because jam bands had avenues to reach their audience directly, and didn't need the writers to break their bands.
Full disclosure: I like a lot of critics darlings, and don't really care for jam bands.