Mongolian throat singing is kinda off the grid.

Jizz.

I realize it's easy to hate on current country music, but 2022 was a really good year for country music.

Now, if you're someone who likes 90s Alan Jackson country and nothing else, you'll never like country music again, but there's some really good artists now.

Chap Hop

While it’s a style of music I’ve listened to for many years, it’s apparently now being somewhat categorized as Bubblegrunge 🤷🏻‍♂️ which is really kind of a take on emo and math to some degree, a lot of it seems to be female fronted. Idk… the playlist I’ve been working on apparently has a lot of it.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0KSQr3cNO1y6zNet4Og0BP?si=AWev9jElQpKVfIl3vaGpAQ

Rocksteady. Kind of a precursor to reggae

Trad jazz. Anything pre WW2.

Indian Folk Metal - Bloodywood

If you want a folk-punk spotify playlist let me know! One of my favorite genres along with ska and punk.

Exotic.

Mongolian metal. Check out The Hu.

Bluegrass is not really my thing but Billy Strings is an amazing talent.

whatever this is

https://open.spotify.com/album/5rKTtC3GgrjzlAhTlAhlEj?si=INoOWJagSay_UZkgWinYYw

Triphop.

Hawaiian Reggae, South African Jazz

For a modern take on bluegrass while staying true to its roots, go check out Billy Strings.

Trip hop

Black MIDI is interesting.

> Black MIDI is a music genre consisting of compositions that use MIDI files to create a song or a remix containing a large number of notes. People who make black MIDIs are known as blackers. However, there are no specific criteria of what is considered "black"; as a result, pinpointing the exact origin of black MIDI is impossible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_MIDI

https://youtu.be/Ur_KAi1NNNU

There’s an electronic duo named Giolì & Assia that use a hand pan in their production and live sets. It’s incredible.

Here’s a video for anyone interested.

Fado

One song in and I already like it. Awesome energy

I have always liked electrotrash but it seems very niche. Just got myself a behringer tb3 too so I can start making some basic production of my own:)

Old old school country/bluegrass. I hate hate hate country nowadays but really old “country” music is amazing.

Mainstream anything is crap. You should always go for the indie stuff.

Oooo my kind of genre (and who cares if people are watching) :)