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Jitterbugs 07-26-2019 03:09 PM

Whats a good genre to make music in 2019
 
Like if you were to corrupt the youth, syth pop I really like, want to experiment with sampling but I own 0 records. But as I chill out listening to country music I wanted to be more avantgarde experimental if I ever got off the ground but most of my life I played progressive rock with a little blues and jazz, and I know rock n roll is immortal but a dead genre with diehard fans. I want to tap into were music is going and not focus on the past. If that last part made any sense give me suggestions please. Thanks

DriveYourCarDownToTheSea 07-26-2019 04:23 PM

Somebody needs to invent a whole new genre.

OccultHawk 07-26-2019 04:44 PM

Yeah there’s too much blending of old genres. We need a full breakthrough.

debaserr 07-26-2019 08:13 PM

I wouldn't start making music with the goal of conforming to a genre.

Deaa 07-28-2019 10:56 PM

genre hyperawareness is the only way to transcend genre categories. it's john ZORN not scat PORN

Frownland 07-29-2019 11:38 PM

Deconstruct the rudimentary elements of polka, Southern Vietnamese indigenous folk music, and power metal, then reconstruct them into a country trap record.

The Batlord 07-29-2019 11:42 PM

Record yourself assaulting a homeless person and put it up on Youtube... in the name of music.

Frownland 07-29-2019 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 2068868)
kinda agree with this unironically

https://media1.tenor.com/images/3aa9...temid=10112710

Lucem Ferre 07-30-2019 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 2068868)
kinda agree with this unironically

though I don't like the Add X to N approach (cool band anyway)

every genre has room to expand around the edges

it's OK to be in a genre

As long as you're not trying too hard to conform to a genre.

Mondo Bungle 07-30-2019 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 2068212)
Yeah there’s too much blending of old genres. We need a full breakthrough.

https://troublesalad.bandcamp.com/

The Batlord 07-30-2019 02:08 AM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 2068894)
I dunno what constitutes "too hard"

nothing wrong with setting out like "We're a goth band" or "We're a post-rock group" or whatever

I think there's a lot of things wrong with setting out to be a post-rock band.

Frownland 07-30-2019 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 2068894)
nothing wrong with setting out like "We're a goth band" or "We're a post-rock group" or whatever

True, but artists who form their music around a genre concept tend to paint themselves into a corner.

Norg 07-30-2019 02:29 AM

you should make a album were each song is a different genre :P

debaserr 07-30-2019 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by doug mcclasky (Post 2068895)
i think there's a lot of things wrong with setting out to be a post-rock band.

lol

Lucem Ferre 07-30-2019 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 2068894)
I dunno what constitutes "too hard"

nothing wrong with setting out like "We're a goth band" or "We're a post-rock group" or whatever

When you're just repeating tired old cliches to fit a mold with no heart and soul gone into it.

DriveYourCarDownToTheSea 07-30-2019 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DriveYourCarDownToTheSea (Post 2068209)
Somebody needs to invent a whole new genre.

Here's something I've been thinking about. Rules for a new genre.

1. No repeating melodies. An entire song has to be one long, continuous verse.
2. Similarly, no choruses or refrains. Absolutely nothing repeating anywhere.
3. To the greatest extent possible, there should be no discernible beat. Ideally it wouldn't even be in a time signature ... though I guess technically any kind of music could be pegged into some sort of time signature (I'm sure somebody could figure out what time signature a Merzbow song is in if they really wanted to).
4. Not in any discernible key.

That would be a good start. There would probably have to be some rules for melodies and harmonies as well.

Frownland 07-30-2019 07:14 PM

^You should check out Henry Cow. There are a lot of serialist classical composers who could also fit the bill but they tend to only avoid melodic repetition and I can't think of anyone who checks all of the boxes.

Mondo Bungle 07-30-2019 07:23 PM

the amount of artists that fit that bill completely is a number that if written out in 12 point font would stretch beyond the confines of our solar system

DriveYourCarDownToTheSea 07-31-2019 04:17 PM

I actually kinda got the idea from some classical composers' songs ("lieder"). If you listen to, say, Schubert's or Schumann's lieder they don't repeat very often, have weak beats, often they have no refrain or choruses and so on. But I was thinking to take that a step further. Plus maybe add some melodic or harmonic rules, as I said. Maybe something like, no major chords, or only major chords, or something.

DriveYourCarDownToTheSea 07-31-2019 04:34 PM

Another idea for a new genre would be songs patterned after bird songs. :D Play these at 1/4 speed.




Anteater 08-06-2019 08:59 PM

Harsh vocals with smooth 80's AOR elevator jazz jammin' instrumentation.

Mindfulness 08-18-2019 08:24 AM

id say blend them, because trying to come out selling 100k or more units on the first week is over for rappers mostly. but the new lil nas x fella broke records for making a country style rap song. its not rapping rap because hes not spitting bars and it still have a country vibe to it. nelly was successful first at this with Tim McGraw and others too but I just think if you want to be successful in the music biz now, blend some songs to get on top of the charts :beer:

internet rappers way back in the 2000's on soundclick.com knew this by just uploading they're songs in other genre charts even if it didnt sound like that type of music and would just get the exposure until they took it down from #1 of the country or pop charts.

TKB21 09-06-2019 09:01 AM

Hip-Hop

Tristan_Geoff 09-06-2019 05:07 PM

UK Bass

Raime 09-07-2019 06:37 PM

Techno. Legit underground techno. Been a huge resurgence in the genre the past couple years. Trancey techno is also coming back as well. Schacke went from black metal noise musician to Trance and Techno and he blew the **** up.


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