1. GENRE’S
OF
MUSIC
MAGAZINE
BY: SHAHRUKH HUSSAIN

2. THE GENRES OF MUSIC
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Alternative
Blues
Classical
Country
Electronic
Folk
Hip-Hop
Jazz
Latin
Metal
Opera
RnB
Rap
Rock

3. SUMMARY
There are several genre’s of music, each of them is very popular.
Metal was the most popular music in 1980’s, but now a days Rock
is at the top of the world. Every magazine discusses only some
genres. I had chosen the following 5 Genre’s for my magazine:
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Rock
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Metal
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RnB
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Blues
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Rap

4. ROCK

5. SUMMARY OF ROCK
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Rock Magazines use dark and colors with shades as it relates to
energetic, hard music which gives you a feel. For Rock magazine
you can target a huge amount of audience. One unique thing about a
rock magazine is the cover page of the magazine. It uses dark colors
and different pictures.

6. METAL

7. SUMMARY OF METAL
Like rock music magazines, metal magazines also
uses dark colors and shades.
 The hard music and growling gives it a different
touch.
 Metal was the favorite most genre in 1980’s.
 Now, very less audience likes metal.
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8. BLUES

9. SUMMARY OF BLUES
Blues! The All-Time favorite music of the old age.
 Blues is the name given to both a musical form and
a music genre that originated in African-American
communities of primarily the “Deep South” of the
United States around the end of 19th Century from
spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts and
chants and rhymed simple narrative ballads.
 The blues genre is based on the blues form but
possesses other characteristics such as specific
lyrics, bass lines, and instruments.
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10. RNB

11. SUMMARY OF RNB
Rhythm & Blues, often abbreviated as R&B and
RnB, is a genre of popular African-American music
that originated in the 1940’s.
 In 1980’s, a newer style of RnB
developed, becoming known as, Contemporary
RnB.
 The term was originally used by record companies
to describe recordings marketed predominantly to
urban African Americans, at a time when
"urbane, rocking, jazz based music with a
heavy, “insistent beat” was becoming popular.
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12. RAP

13. SUMMARY OF RAP
Rap refers to “spoken or chanted rhyming lyrics”.
 The art form can be broken down into different
components.
 Rapping can be delivered over a beat or without
accompaniment.
 Rapping was started in early 1960’s.
 Now a day, rap is used in almost all type of Hip-Hop
and RnB music.
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