Music has evolved from ancient rhythms and folk traditions to today’s genre-blending soundscapes.
Classical music laid the foundation for harmony and structure across many cultures.
The 20th century brought blues, jazz, and early pop, driven by social change and innovation.
Rock and roll in the 1950s revolutionized youth culture with electric energy.
Soul, funk, and disco followed, adding emotion and groove to mainstream music.
Hip-hop emerged in the late 1970s, becoming a global voice of culture and identity.
Electronic music and digital production transformed dance and pop scenes.
The internet and streaming gave rise to global genres like K-pop and Afrobeats.
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