Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:12:34 PM No.127085069
how do I create a new music genre that nobody has ever made before?
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:17:57 PM No.127085110
Milhouse WILL fuck Lisa
Nelsoncucks WILL cry seethe and Cope
Nelsoncucks WILL cry seethe and Cope
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:18:31 PM No.127085113
>>127085069 (OP)
create good original songs that resonate with people (or at least yourself), don't worry about music genres. classification is a completely secondary and subjective parameter with no inherent artistic value.
create good original songs that resonate with people (or at least yourself), don't worry about music genres. classification is a completely secondary and subjective parameter with no inherent artistic value.
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:36:51 PM No.127085258
I don't think fart music has been done
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:39:46 PM No.127085276
Like at least not well
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:41:33 PM No.127085296
I think there are no more genres left, we have been stagnating since the 90s. Grunge was the last real genre.
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:48:35 PM No.127085368
>>127085296
Have you heard about hyperpop
Have you heard about hyperpop
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 5:50:39 PM No.127085389
>>127085296
people will create fresh genres classification for a given piece of work if it's interesting and long-lasting enough. it will create its own context retroactively. i'd venture to say all pieces of work that are contemporaneously considered to be the breakthrough of a given ''new genre'' were originally thought to be part of an already-existing genre when it was released.
people will create fresh genres classification for a given piece of work if it's interesting and long-lasting enough. it will create its own context retroactively. i'd venture to say all pieces of work that are contemporaneously considered to be the breakthrough of a given ''new genre'' were originally thought to be part of an already-existing genre when it was released.