R&B Music
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- 5. Equipment used in the production or performance of music.
- 8. To create rhythmic sounds by moving a vinyl record back and forth on a turntable.
- 12. Short for "break boy" or "break girl," a hip hop dancer.
- 13. Short for microphone, a crucial tool for any rapper.
- 15. An informal gathering of musicians performing together.
- 16. To increase in excitement or intensity.
- 18. Excitement or publicity surrounding a specific event or release.
- 19. The part of a song that is repeated after each verse.
- 20. A form of performance poetry that often includes elements of rap.
- 22. Short for disc jockey, the one who selects and plays recorded music.
- 23. A group of people working together, especially in a cultural or artistic field.
- 25. Urban art often associated with hip hop culture.
- 27. The natural rhythm and rhyme of a rapper's lyrics.
- 28. A portion of sound or music taken from a recording and reused in another piece.
- 30. A distinctive, recognizable, and consistent form.
- 31. The area immediately in front of the stage.
- 32. The act of participating in a cypher, or informal rap session.
- 35. The rhythmic beating or vibrating sound.
- 37. A catchy part of a song that is repeated.
- 38. A gathering for informal and unrestrained musical expression.
- 41. The central theme or subject matter of a song.
- 44. A device worn on the head that produces sound.
- 45. Impromptu lyrical performance without written lyrics.
- 47. A genre of electronic music that originated in the South Bronx.
- 48. A competition between musicians or dancers to determine superiority.
- 49. The low-frequency sounds in music.
- 52. A piece of music created by blending or overlaying two or more tracks.
- 53. A live performance by a musician or group.
- 54. A short, repeated, and easily remembered musical phrase.
- 57. The ability to do something well.
- 58. A series of performances held in different locations.
- 60. A raised platform where performers stand.
- 61. The low-frequency part of the musical range.
- 62. To remix or rework an existing musical piece.
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- 1. To make a recording of sound or music.
- 2. A person who performs rap music.
- 3. The person responsible for the overall sound and tone quality of a recording.
- 4. To participate in rhythmic or patterned movements.
- 6. The words of a song, often expressing personal experiences.
- 7. The customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation.
- 9. The spoken or sung rhyming lyrics in a song.
- 10. A cultural movement encompassing music, dance, and art.
- 11. To attend or participate in an event or performance.
- 12. A style of street dance that originated in the Bronx.
- 14. An informal gathering of people engaging in freestyle rap battles.
- 17. The recurring, rhythmic pattern in music.
- 19. A list of recorded tracks or songs.
- 21. The high or low quality of a sound.
- 24. The pattern or arrangement of musical sounds in time.
- 26. Energetic and often aggressive promotion or publicity.
- 29. A place equipped for the production, recording, or broadcasting of sound.
- 30. To shuffle or move in a sliding or gliding manner.
- 32. The way a vocalist uses their voice in singing.
- 33. A digital audio file available for streaming or downloading.
- 34. A rhythmic and energetic sense of style or action.
- 36. A series of movements that match the speed and rhythm of a piece of music.
- 39. This genre of music often features spoken lyrics over a beat.
- 40. A person skilled in the art of manipulating turntables to create unique sounds.
- 42. A device used to amplify the sound of an electric instrument.
- 43. Smooth and flowing without harshness.
- 44. A person who supports a performer with shouts and exclamations.
- 46. The act of performing music without a pre-recorded backing track.
- 50. A person skilled in a particular creative activity.
- 51. A form of vocal percussion involving the imitation of drum sounds.
- 55. Distinctive taste or quality.
- 56. Relating to the city or city life.
- 57. A device for generating sounds by striking bars or resonators.
- 59. A collection of songs released as a single item.