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Popular music contains a variety of genres intended for mass consumption of the genral public, and propagated over the radio and similar media.


The main article for this category is Popular music.









Subcategories


This category has the following 28 subcategories, out of 28 total.




 




  • ► Popular music by country‎ (22 C, 9 P)





B




  • ► Bhojpuri (genre)‎ (1 C)





C





  • ► Calypso‎ (5 C, 18 P)





  • ► Contemporary Christian music‎ (8 C, 34 P)





  • ► Contemporary folk music‎ (5 C)





  • ► Country music‎ (21 C, 18 P)





  • ► Crossover (music)‎ (1 C, 55 P)






D





  • ► Dance music‎ (22 C, 51 P)





  • ► Dangdut music‎ (2 C)





  • ► Dansband music‎ (4 C, 4 P)





  • ► Dub music‎ (5 C, 6 P)






E




  • ► Electronic music‎ (19 C, 62 P, 1 F)





F





  • ► Filmi‎ (12 C, 12 P)





  • ► Funk‎ (5 C, 11 P)






H




  • ► Hip hop‎ (20 C, 25 P)





I




  • ► Instrumentals‎ (9 C, 250 P)





J




  • ► Jazz‎ (24 C, 8 P)





L




  • ► Latin music (genre)‎ (15 C, 13 P)





P





  • ► Pop music‎ (15 C, 22 P)





  • ► Progressive music‎ (7 C, 8 P)






R





  • ► Reggae‎ (12 C, 19 P)





  • ► Rhythm and blues‎ (10 C, 24 P)





  • ► Rhythm section‎ (26 P)





  • ► Rock and roll‎ (6 C, 9 P)





  • ► Rock music‎ (22 C, 51 P)






S





  • ► Schlager‎ (6 C, 3 P)





  • ► Sega (genre)‎ (1 C, 1 P)





  • ► Ska‎ (7 C, 10 P)









Pages in category "Popular music"


The following 107 pages are in this category, out of 107 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




 


  • Popular music



*



  • List of music styles

  • List of popular music genres




A



  • Adult contemporary music

  • African popular music

  • Album era

  • Apala




B



  • Backline (stage)

  • List of backmasked messages

  • Backmasking

  • Band (rock and pop)

  • Beat (music)

  • Bikutsi

  • Black music

  • Blues

  • Bom Diggy (song)

  • Bridge (music)




C



  • Cambodian rock (1960s-70)

  • Canzone Napoletana

  • Catchiness

  • Chamrieng Samai

  • Chimurenga music

  • Classic hits

  • Comping

  • Contemporary Christian music

  • Cover version




D



  • Dance music

  • Dangdut

  • Donald Trump in music

  • Drop (music)

  • Dub music




E



  • Éditions Mélanie Seteun

  • Electronic music

  • Electronic musical instrument




F



  • Filmi

  • Fuji music

  • Funk




G



  • Global Recording Artist of the Year

  • Glossary of jazz and popular music

  • Grey Poupon in music

  • Groove (music)




H



  • Heavy metal music

  • Hello, Hello Brazil: Popular Music in the Making of Modern Brazil

  • Hidden message

  • Highlife

  • Hip hop music

  • Honorific nicknames in popular music




I


  • Illustrated song



J



  • Jazz

  • Jesus music




L



  • Lazma

  • Lick (music)

  • List of best-selling music artists




M



  • Mass song

  • Matrix (music)

  • Middle of the road (music)

  • Miming in instrumental performance

  • Mor lam sing

  • Multi-instrumentalist




N



  • Nakasi

  • Neue Volksmusik

  • Nonsense song

  • Northwest Wind

  • Novelty piano

  • Novelty song

  • Nueva ola




O



  • Oboes in popular music

  • Oldies




P



  • Parlour music

  • Pickup group




R



  • Raï

  • Rautalanka

  • Record chart

  • Recording consciousness

  • Recording studio as an instrument

  • Rhythm guitar

  • Rhythm section

  • Rock and roll

  • Rock music

  • Rock's Backpages

  • Ronald Reagan in music

  • Russian chanson

  • Ryūkōka




S



  • Sakara music

  • Salegy

  • Sawt (music)

  • Schlager music

  • Secular hymn (genre)

  • Sentimental ballad

  • Session musician

  • Side project

  • Sitar in popular music

  • So Ben Mi Chi Ha Bon Tempo

  • Song structure

  • Soul music

  • Standard (music)

  • Summer hit

  • Swing (jazz performance style)




T



  • Taqtuqa

  • Three-minute pop song

  • Tin Pan Alley




V



  • Viadera

  • Music video

  • Volume!




W


  • Women in rock



Τ



  • Template:Pop music

  • Template:Popular music in Europe








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