Across
- 4. When a song or artist becomes popular in multiple genres or appeals to diverse audiences, bridging different styles.
- 7. The process of playing or viewing media content (such as music or videos) online without downloading it, commonly used on platforms like Spotify or Apple Music.
- 9. A new version of a song that has been altered from its original form, often by adding new beats, rhythms, or sounds.
Down
- 1. Referring to the most popular or widely accepted styles or trends in music, culture, or media.
- 2. The words in a song, often telling a story or conveying an emotion.
- 3. Short for "independent"; refers to music produced outside major commercial record labels, often with a unique or experimental style.
- 5. The pattern of sounds and silences in music, usually following a regular beat or tempo.
- 6. The basic unit of time in music, often marked by strong and weak pulses to form the rhythm.
- 8. A category of music that has a particular style or sound. Examples of music genres include pop, jazz, rock, and hip-hop.