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Ska music originated in Jamaica after World War II when locals purchased radios and heard American R&B artists. Ska became popular as an underground, upbeat and easy listening style, often played in an offbeat format. Pop music has absorbed influences from many genres and is usually commercially recorded songs for youth, consisting of short love songs that utilize technology for variation. Pop appeals to wide audiences because it incorporates various styles and is popular music by definition.
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The document discusses potential music choices for a documentary targeted at British young women ages 16 to 21. It analyzes pop, rock, and techno music genres. Pop music is identified as the most appealing option to the target audience due to its wide influence from other genres and strong associations with fashion, makeup, and young women. Techno music could also be included to contribute to the documentary's style and evoke high fashion, but it is considered more niche. Rock music is deemed less ideal given its stereotypical male audience, though some subgenres have featured makeup. In conclusion, pop music is recommended as the safest choice.
Music Genre
Pop music originated in the 1950s developing from rock and roll. It was coined in the mid-1920s during the emergence of the modern music industry which included rhythms and blues music. Pop music is intended to be widely recorded and sold, targeting younger audiences aged 16-24 especially young females. While taking influences from other genres like rock, pop music has remained a softer alternative focused on catchy melodies and an upbeat sound.
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This document discusses music genres and focuses on the pop rock genre. It provides background on the origins and evolution of pop rock from the 1950s to today. Key points:
- Pop rock originated in the 1950s combining elements of rock with catchy pop music from artists like Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry.
- In later decades, pop rock branched out as rock diversified into subgenres like soft rock, hard rock, and punk. American bands in the 1990s like Blink-182 helped establish pop rock's signature style blending punk rhythms and catchy pop culture themes.
- The document examines the band Twenty One Two, which will cover Walk the Moon's "Shut Up and Dance"
Sub genre analysis
Pop rock is a music genre that mixes catchy pop melodies and lyrics with guitar-based rock songs. It has varying definitions but generally refers to a mellower form of rock or a pop subgenre. Pop rock features subgenres like bubblegum pop, glam rock, indie pop, and pop punk. Common instruments are electric guitar, bass, drums, vocals, and keyboards. Pop rock originated in the 1960s UK and US as a softer alternative to rock and roll aimed at youth, characterized by catchy songs and commercial appeal rather than artistic authenticity.
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Pop music had its beginnings in Britain in the mid-1950s and aims to be commercially appealing to mass audiences. Sociologist Theodor Adorno argued that pop music was a "dumbed down" genre meant to distract listeners from capitalist society. In the 1980s, Michael Jackson became extremely popular through hits like "Thriller" and his iconic moonwalk dance move. By the late 20th century, pop music had become the most popular genre with many new artists emerging across different pop groups.
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Music in the 2000s was dominated by genres like hip hop, pop, and rock. Hip hop saw major success from artists like Eminem, 50 Cent, and Kanye West. Pop artists like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera were hugely popular initially but transitioned to more adult-oriented styles. Rock declined but indie and emo rock rose in prominence. Meanwhile, new technologies like MP3 players and smartphones transformed how people listened to and acquired music.
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Pop music originated in the 1950s developing from rock and roll. It was coined in the mid-1920s during the emergence of the modern music industry which included rhythms and blues music. Pop music is intended to be widely recorded and sold, targeting younger audiences aged 16-24 especially young females. While taking influences from other genres like rock, pop music has remained a softer alternative focused on catchy melodies and an upbeat sound.
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This document discusses music genres and focuses on the pop rock genre. It provides background on the origins and evolution of pop rock from the 1950s to today. Key points:
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- In later decades, pop rock branched out as rock diversified into subgenres like soft rock, hard rock, and punk. American bands in the 1990s like Blink-182 helped establish pop rock's signature style blending punk rhythms and catchy pop culture themes.
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Pop rock is a music genre that mixes catchy pop melodies and lyrics with guitar-based rock songs. It has varying definitions but generally refers to a mellower form of rock or a pop subgenre. Pop rock features subgenres like bubblegum pop, glam rock, indie pop, and pop punk. Common instruments are electric guitar, bass, drums, vocals, and keyboards. Pop rock originated in the 1960s UK and US as a softer alternative to rock and roll aimed at youth, characterized by catchy songs and commercial appeal rather than artistic authenticity.
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Pop music had its beginnings in Britain in the mid-1950s and aims to be commercially appealing to mass audiences. Sociologist Theodor Adorno argued that pop music was a "dumbed down" genre meant to distract listeners from capitalist society. In the 1980s, Michael Jackson became extremely popular through hits like "Thriller" and his iconic moonwalk dance move. By the late 20th century, pop music had become the most popular genre with many new artists emerging across different pop groups.
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This document provides a profile of the typical audience for Arctic Monkeys' music based on an analysis of their videos, album packaging, and genre. It finds that the audience is generally young, between mid-teens and late 20s, and more male-oriented due to the rock influence in their music. However, there is also a large female following. The audience takes fashion and style cues from the band's urban, retro image as portrayed in videos and advertising. They are motivated to listen both for the personal, reflective nature of indie music and to feel part of the indie/rock community.
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Pop music originated in the 1950s United States, combining elements of rock and roll, jazz, dance music, and rhythm and blues. It is a commercially recorded genre intended for mass appeal, using keyboards, piano, guitar, drums, and synthesizers. Major artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna helped popularize pop music worldwide through their hit songs and visual performances. Pop music aims to be enjoyable to most listeners through simple themes, catchy melodies and hooks, danceable beats, and focus on craft over formal artistic qualities.
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Ken Rock Community Center Presentation 2010
The Ken-Rock Community Center is located in Rockford, Illinois and offers a variety of recreational, educational, and social services programs to enhance quality of life. It provides youth sports programs in softball, basketball, football, indoor soccer, and more. It also offers senior citizen activities and apartments, computer classes, bingo, craft fairs, and a food pantry. The community center has served over 1,200 children annually through organized sports and other programs since starting as a Junior League project in the 1930s. Testimonials praise the value of teamwork, cooperation, and community built through participating in Ken-Rock's programs.
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- 3. Why is Ska popular? Ska became popular as an underground style of music that was often a bouncy and easy listening style of music. With a lot of experimental styled of playing often in an offbeat format.
- 4. Pop History Throughout its development, pop music has absorbed influences from most other genres of popular music. Pop music (a term that originally derives from an abbreviation of "popular") is usually understood to be commercially recorded music, often oriented towards a youth market, usually consisting of relatively short and simple love songs and utilizing technological innovations to produce new variations on existing themes.
- 5. The Appeal of Pop Music Pop music comes from the term “popular” music so it is a very appealing and interesting style of music for the audience to listen to. It ranges from all styles of music. Incorporating this style of music into our Music video project would be very useful as the song would also attract the audience.
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