Music genres and styles
Across
- 1. Heavy and aggressive music with distorted guitars, powerful vocals, and intricate rhythms.
- 4. Latin music blending reggae, hip hop, and Caribbean rhythms, often with Spanish lyrics.
- 6. Urban music known for its rhythmic beats, rhyming lyrics, and street culture influence.
- 9. Soulful music blending elements of jazz, blues, and gospel.
- 10. Dance music with four-on-the-floor beats, catchy hooks, and flashy production.
- 13. Elegant compositions with intricate melodies and orchestral arrangements, spanning various periods.
- 15. Groovy music driven by syncopated rhythms, brass instruments, and infectious basslines.
- 16. Spiritual music rooted in Christian traditions, known for its uplifting vocals and emotional resonance.
- 18. Upbeat music featuring offbeat guitar chords, horn sections, and a lively tempo.
Down
- 2. Music created using electronic devices, often featuring synthesizers, drum machines, and sampling.
- 3. Heartfelt storytelling through twangy vocals, acoustic instruments, and rural themes.
- 5. Catchy melodies, accessible lyrics, and widespread appeal across demographics.
- 7. Electronic dance music characterized by repetitive beats, synthesizers, and futuristic sounds.
- 8. Powerful, guitar-driven music often with energetic rhythms and strong vocals.
- 9. Jamaican music characterized by offbeat rhythms, syncopated basslines, and social commentary.
- 11. Improvisational music characterized by swing, blue notes, and complex harmonies.
- 12. Soulful music featuring expressive vocals and melancholic melodies, rooted in African-American traditions.
- 14. Emotionally charged music characterized by passionate vocals and gospel-inspired melodies.
- 15. Traditional music passed down through generations, often featuring acoustic instruments and storytelling.
- 17. Raw, energetic music known for its fast tempos, simple melodies, and DIY ethos.