Saturday 31 August 2013

A Background to the Music Industry and Some Basic Theory


Pop Music Genre:

Genre is a classification for a certain text according to the style and content. Throughout time more and more different types of genres are being invented.

            The Pop music genre had started out in the 1950’s with the popular music genre called Rock and Roll, the genre of rock and roll comes from a large collection of genres that have merged together to create one, the genres that made rock and roll was jazz, blues, rockabilly, gospel and soul music. One of the people that had made this genre more and more popular had been the artist Elvis Presley and one of the things that had made him famous was his star image. He had been a great influence to the music history with his music and his image, his image had been so powerful to a female audience with his hip movements, there was one interesting fact that Elvis when being seen on camera he was only to be seen from the waist up. Elvis had been the artist that created the breakthrough in dance.

            Every song has a genre and even some of them go into more detail which become a sub-genre of music that is a hybrid of 2 of more types of genre. With any song it has its own rhythm, instruments used for melody, lyric and vocal style which make it unique in its own way, but some people associate their looks and lifestyle with the type of music that they are playing to make the make the band more suitable for the genre. 


           Here is one example of a song and the artists look does not fit and how people are sceptical to listen to him even before he sings, and that is the reason why the artists look should match the music: 


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        Throughout time there have been people that use the music that they make to drive their appearance and lifestyle. One more example of this is Adele with her music that draws from classic pop of the 1960’s and 1970’s, and her outfits that are both classic and retro.

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