Offbeat Genres Of Fusion Music
The Score Magazine|October 2019
Music is ever evolving and artists are creating novel sounds in newer styles every day.
Aditi Sarawagi
Offbeat Genres Of Fusion Music

Fusion music is essentially combining two or more genres. Not confining oneself to a particular genre often results in extraordinary sounds and that is why fusion music is extremely popular today. Fusion Music is sometimes also referred to as ‘cross-over’ music wherein a piece of music appeals to listeners of different genres of music. It helps in reaching a wider audience and also enables the establishment of a new or unique sound.

The most well-known genres of fusion music are jazz fusion, blues rock, jazz fusion, reggae rock and sufi rock amongst others. These genres have made a place of their own in the music world and are renowned everywhere. There are some sub genres which are unusual and are an acquired taste. There are various types or genres of fusion music and here we list the most unusual types of fusion music. This will only be a partial list as the combinations of genres are unlimited.

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