Da Dour on Deck! ringing UNDERGROUND MUSIC @ It's Best |
| The UnderGround Music Movement The style of underground music is it's genre. Genres derive from cultures. Cultures can influence music creation and form markets for sales depending on how large a community. The culture stems from fads related to it. Some genres of music became popular and controlled the music of that period Hip Hop is one of them and as cultures and trends changes so does it's music. The 1960's gave the world the psychedelic music of the hippie culture, The 1970's gave us punk rock, but from the 1970's to the 2000's hip hop / rap has been here growing, changing and taking on new forms, giving the world hip hop or rap music as we know it today. Black Artists in Jazz and R&B also fought for their ranks in todays music cycle of things. Check "Motown's" history. They had to bring it, "The Total Package" in order to make R&B what it is today. kinda opening the door later for hip hop and rap.This means the rap music community has been doing lots of work to reach the pinnacles in which it has risen to. In the 1980's Underground Hip Hop or Rap music began a forward thrust in the movement, being noticed worldwide and eventually becoming major mainstream. Now in the 2000's, the increasing growth, popularity and availability of the Internet and economically priced digital music technologies, has made underground music easier to create and distribute. One expert, Martin Raymond, of London based company The Future Laboratory commented in an article in The Independent, saying trends in music, art and politics are: ... now transmitted laterally and collaboratively via the internet. You once had a series of gatekeepers in the adoption of a trend: the innovator, the early adopter, the late adopter, the early mainstream, the late mainstream, and finally the conservative. But now it goes straight from the innovator to the mainstream. |
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