• Quazatron
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    05 months ago

    Every genre is deeply connected to the time it appeared and the events that shaped it.

    I don’t expect punk rock to have a resurgence any more than I expect disco music to come back. They had their time and function. They will influence new things to come as did all the stuff that came before.

    Having said that, I expect everything will become a mishmash of AI slop, so who knows?

  • @shalafi@lemmy.world
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    05 months ago

    I might like some bluegrass. Iron Horse is a bunch of middle-aged white guys that cover Metallica. Well, that’s where they started, but they’ve expanded.

    Creeping Death sounds like something you’d hear in a one-room Kentucky church. Enter Sandman is delightful.

    • @Pat_Riot@lemmy.today
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      05 months ago

      Iron Horse’s banjo picker is a monster.

      Check out the Steeldrivers. They have some really good songs.

    • @tomkatt@lemmy.world
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      There’s some great modern jazz coming out of Japan these days. Check out the likes of:

      • Hiromi Uehara (and the Trio Project)
      • Takuya Kuroda
      • Sinsuke Fujieda Group

      Also, UK too, check out the Ezra Collective.

      Plenty of modern jazz out there, it’s just not mainstream anymore.

  • chaosCruiser
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    05 months ago

    Clowncore. We really need to have a clowncore band in Eurovision.

    • @AA5B@lemmy.world
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      That would be so excellent! I became a fan of the blues going out to clubs: the rock bands would crank volume to painful levels and mumble the lyrics, but I could actually hear the blues, listen to the blues, grow to like the blues

  • @AllNewTypeFace@leminal.space
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    05 months ago

    Late-90s/early-00s-style lo-fi indiepop with glockenspiels/Casio keyboards (or similar cheapass-sounding synths with a nicely skronky/angular timbre) and the odd trumpet/brass section

  • Mugita Sokio
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    05 months ago

    My producer, Neigsendoig, and I both want bossa nova to have a resurgence. Neigsendoig had already produced several bossa nova compositions (you can find them on his YouTube channel, [at]Neigsendoig).

    That’s the same vein as happy hardcore, which Neigsendoig also produced too. I’m producing a continuation of his HHC album, The VST Test, per his request.

    • dual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️
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      05 months ago

      Electro swing is now (still) a thing. It’s out there on the internet. As with most of these genres based on some manner of synthetic zeitgeist, be prepared to be exposed to a lot of anime tiddies in the artwork, though.

    • @kernelle@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      05 months ago

      I’m with the other comment, Electro Swing is very popular. If you’ve ever got the chance to go to a Parov Stelar concert don’t even think about not going! Top 5 concerts I’ve ever seen easily.

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        I’ve listened to a bunch of Caravan Palace, and I’m sure Parov Stelar is in some playlists. I never thought about going to a gig, I do a bunch of Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox, but they’re general jazz.

        Edit, I’ve got All Night- Parov Stelar in my favourites.

        • @kernelle@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          Fortunately due to living in Belgium I’m in close proximity to some of the best festivals in the world. I saw them supported by a live orchestra at Dour Festival. But it was very similar to this performance a year later!

    • Boozilla
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      05 months ago

      Great choice. Big Band in general would be nice, too.