Haha-Yes/dictionary/music.json

["", "2 tone", "2-step garage", "4-beat", "4x4 garage", "African blues", "Atlanta hip hop", "British blues", "Canadian blues", "Chicago blues", "Chinese rock", "Christian country music", "Christian hip hop", "Christian metal", "Christian pop", "Christian punk", "Christian rock", "Detroit blues", "French house", "French pop", "Houston hip hop", "Iranian pop", "Kansas City blues", "Kansas City jazz", "Latin Christian", "Latin alternative", "Latin ballad", "Latin house", "Latin jazz", "Latin metal", "Latin pop", "Latin rock", "Latin swing", "Louisiana blues", "Russian pop", "St. Louis blues", "St. Louis hip hop", "Texas blues", "Twin Cities hip hop", "acid breaks", "acid house", "acid jazz", "acid rock", "acid techno", "acid trance", "acousmatic music", "adult contemporary", "african heavy metal", "african hip hop", "afro / cosmic disco", "afro-cuban jazz", "afrobeat", "aggrotech", "aleatoric music", "alternative country", "alternative dance", "alternative hip hop", "alternative metal", "alternative rock", "ambient", "ambient dub", "ambient house", "american folk revival", "americana", "anarcho punk", "anison", "anti-folk", "apala", "arab pop", "art pop", "art punk", "art rock", "asian american jazz", "asian underground", "australian country music", "australian hip hop", "austropop", "avant-garde jazz", "avant-garde metal", "avant-prog", "avant-punk", "ax\u00e9", "bachata", "background music", "baila", "baithak gana", "bakersfield sound", "balearic beat", "balearic trance", "baltimore club", "banda", "baroque pop", "bassline", "baul", "beat music", "beautiful music", "bebop", "benga", "berlin school", "bhangra", "big beat", "big room", "bikutsi", "bitpop", "black metal", "blue-eyed soul", "bluegrass", "blues country", "blues rock", "blues shouter", "bolero", "bongo flava", "boogie", "boogie-woogie", "bossa nova", "bounce music", "bouncy house", "bouncy techno", "bouyon", "brazilian", "brazilian rock", "breakbeat", "breakbeat hardcore", "breakcore", "breakstep", "brega", "brick city club", "brill building", "british dance band", "british folk revival", "british hip hop", "britpop", "broken beat", "brostep", "bubblegum dance", "bubblegum pop", "bullerengue", "c-pop", "cadence-lypso", "cajun", "cajun fiddle tunes", "calypso", "canci\u00f3n", "canterbury scene", "cantopop", "canzone", "cape jazz", "celtic metal", "celtic music", "celtic punk", "cha cha cha", "chalga", "chamber jazz", "chanson", "chap hop", "chicago hip hop", "chicago house", "chicano rap", "chicha", "chill-out", "chillstep", "chillwave", "chimurenga", "chiptune", "chopped and screwed", "choro", "chutney", "chutney soca", "classic country", "classic female blues", "classical crossover", "close harmony", "coldwave", "comedy music", "comedy rock", "compas", "complextro", "congolese rumba", "conscious hip hop", "contemporary R&B", "contemporary folk", "continental jazz", "cool jazz", "country blues", "country pop", "country rap", "country rock", "country-rap", "coup\u00e9-d\u00e9cal\u00e9", "cowboy/western music", "cowpunk", "criolla", "crossover jazz", "crossover thrash", "crunk", "crunkcore", "crust punk", "crustgrind", "cumbia", "cumbia rap", "cybergrind", "d-beat", "dance-pop", "dance-punk", "dance-rock", "dancehall", "dancehall music", "dangdut", "dansband music", "dark ambient", "dark cabaret", "dark electro", "dark wave", "darkcore", "darkcore jungle", "darkstep", "death 'n' roll", "death industrial", "death metal", "death-doom", "deathcore", "deathrock", "deep funk", "deep house", "delta blues", "desert rock", "detroit hip hop", "detroit techno", "digital hardcore", "disco", "disco polo", "diva house/handbag house", "dixieland", "djent", "doom metal", "doomcore", "downtempo", "dream pop", "dream trance", "drill", "drill and bass", "drone metal", "drone music", "drum and bass", "drumstep", "dub", "dub techno", "dubstep", "dubstyle", "dubtronica", "dunedin sound", "dutch house", "east coast hip hop", "electric blues", "electro house", "electro music", "electro swing", "electro-industrial", "electroacoustic", "electroacoustic music", "electroclash", "electronic body music", "electronic rock", "electronica", "electronicore", "electropop", "electropunk", "elevator music", "emo", "enka", "ethereal wave", "ethnic electronica", "ethno jazz", "euro disco", "eurobeat", "eurodance", "european free jazz", "europop", "experimental hip hop", "experimental music", "experimental pop", "experimental rock", "fado", "fann at-tanbura", "fidget house", "fijiri", "filk music", "filmi", "flamenco", "florida breaks", "folk", "folk metal", "folk pop", "folk punk", "folk rock", "folktronica", "forr\u00f3", "franco-country", "freak folk", "freakbeat", "free funk", "free improvisation", "free jazz", "free tekno", "freestyle music", "freestyle rap", "frevo", "fuji music", "full on", "funk", "funk carioca", "funk metal", "funkstep", "funktronica", "funky house", "furniture music", "future garage", "future house", "futurepop", "g-funk", "gabba", "game boy music", "gamelan", "gangsta rap", "garage house", "garage punk", "garage rock", "genge", "ghetto house", "ghettotech", "glam metal", "glam rock", "glitch", "glitch hop", "go-go", "goa trance", "golden age hip hop", "goregrind", "gospel blues", "gothic metal", "gothic rock", "grime", "grindcore", "grindie", "groove metal", "grunge", "grupera", "guajira", "gypsy jazz", "gypsy punk", "happy hardcore", "hard bop", "hard house", "hard nrg", "hard rock", "hard trance", "hardbag", "hardcore", "hardcore hip hop", "hardcore punk", "hardstep", "hardstyle", "heavy metal", "hellbilly music", "hi-nrg", "highlife", "hill country blues", "hip hop soul", "hip house", "hip pop", "hip-hop music", "hiplife", "hokum", "hokum blues", "hong kong english pop", "honky tonk", "horror punk", "horrorcore", "house music", "huayno", "hyphy", "idm", "igbo highlife", "igbo rap", "illbient", "indian pop", "indie folk", "indie pop", "indie rock", "indietronica", "industrial folk", "industrial hip hop", "industrial metal", "industrial music", "industrial rock", "instrumental country", "instrumental hip hop", "isicathamiya", "isolationism", "italo dance", "italo disco", "italo house", "j-pop", "j-rock", "jangle pop", "japanoise", "jazz blues", "jazz fusion", "jazz house", "jazz rap", "jazz rock", "jazz-funk", "jerkin'", "jersey club", "jit", "jump blues", "jump-up", "jumpstyle", "jungle", "j\u00f9j\u00fa", "k-pop", "kadongo kamu", "kapuka aka boomba", "kay\u014dkyoku", "keroncong", "khaliji", "kizomba", "krautrock", "kuduro", "kwaito", "kwassa kwassa", "kwela", "lambada", "laptronica", "lavani", "la\u00efk\u00f3", "lento violento", "liquid dubstep", "liquid funk", "livetronica", "liwa", "lo-fi", "louisiana swamp pop", "lounge music", "lovers rock", "low bap", "lowercase", "luk krung", "luk thung", "lyrical hip hop", "m-base", "mafioso rap", "mainstream jazz", "makossa", "maloya", "mambo", "mandopop", "manila sound", "maracatu", "mariachi", "marrabenta", "math rock", "mathcore", "mbalax", "mbaqanga", "mbube", "medieval metal", "melbourne bounce", "melodic death metal", "melodic metalcore", "memphis blues", "merengue", "merenrap", "metalcore", "mexican pop", "mexican son", "miami bass", "microhouse/minimal house", "middle of the road", "midwest hip hop", "military", "minimal techno", "minimal wave", "modal jazz", "moombahcore", "moombahton", "morlam", "morna", "mosambique", "motswako", "musique concr\u00e8te", "m\u00e1kina", "m\u00e9ringue", "m\u00fasica criolla", "m\u00fasica popular brasileira", "m\u00fasica sertaneja", "nagoya kei", "nashville sound", "national anthem", "ndombolo", "nederpop", "neo soul", "neo-bop jazz", "neo-psychedelia", "neo-swing", "neoclassical metal", "neofolk", "neotraditional country", "nerdcore", "neue deutsche h\u00e4rte", "neurofunk", "neurohop", "new beat", "new jack swing", "new jersey hip hop", "new prog", "new rave", "new romanticism", "new school hip hop", "new wave", "new-age music", "nintendocore", "nitzhonot", "no wave", "noise music", "noise rock", "noisegrind", "nortec", "norte\u00f1o", "northern soul", "novelty music", "novelty ragtime", "nu jazz", "nu metal", "nu skool breaks", "nu-disco", "nu-funk", "nu-gaze", "nu-nrg", "nueva canci\u00f3n", "nursery rhyme", "old school hip hop", "onkyokei", "operatic pop", "orchestral jazz", "original pilipino music", "outlaw country", "outsider house", "p-funk", "p-pop", "pagan metal", "pagode", "paisley underground", "palm-wine", "parody music", "piedmont blues", "pinoy pop", "political hip hop", "pop punk", "pop rap", "pop rock", "pop soul", "pop sunda", "porro", "post-bop", "post-disco", "post-grunge", "post-hardcore", "post-metal", "post-punk", "post-punk revival", "post-rock", "power electronics", "power metal", "power noise", "power pop", "powerviolence", "progressive bluegrass", "progressive country", "progressive folk", "progressive house", "progressive metal", "progressive pop", "progressive rock", "progressive trance", "protest song", "psybient", "psychedelic folk", "psychedelic pop", "psychedelic rock", "psychedelic trance", "psychobilly", "psychobilly/punkabilly", "punk blues", "punk jazz", "punk rock", "punta", "punta rock", "raga rock", "ragga", "ragga jungle", "raggacore", "ragini", "ragtime", "ranchera", "rap metal", "rap music", "rap opera", "rap rock", "rapcore", "rara tech", "rasin", "ra\u00ef", "reactionary bluegrass", "rebetiko", "red dirt", "reggae", "reggae espa\u00f1ol/spanish reggae", "reggae fusion", "reggaestep", "reggaeton", "regional mexican", "rhythm and blues", "riot grrrl", "rock and roll", "rock en espa\u00f1ol", "rock in opposition", "rockabilly", "rocksteady", "rumba", "sadcore", "sakara", "salsa", "salsa rom\u00e1ntica", "samba", "samba rock", "sambass", "sawt", "schlager", "screamo", "sea shanty", "sega", "seggae", "semba", "sertanejo", "shangaan electro", "shibuya-kei", "shoegaze", "ska", "ska jazz", "ska punk", "skate punk", "skiffle", "skweee", "slowcore", "sludge metal", "smooth jazz", "snap music", "soca", "soft rock", "son", "son cubano", "songo", "songo-salsa", "sophisti-pop", "soukous", "soul", "soul blues", "soul jazz", "southern hip hop", "southern rock", "southern soul", "space age pop", "space disco", "space music", "space rock", "speed garage", "speed metal", "speedcore", "stoner rock", "straight-ahead jazz", "street punk", "stride jazz", "sufi rock", "sung poetry", "sunshine pop", "suomisaundi", "surf pop", "surf rock", "surrealist music", "swamp blues", "swing", "symphonic black metal", "symphonic metal", "synthpop", "synthwave", "taarab", "taiwanese pop", "tango", "tech house", "tech trance", "techdombe", "technical death metal", "techno", "techstep", "tecno brega", "tecnobrega", "teen pop", "tejano", "texas country", "thai pop", "third stream", "thrash metal", "thrashcore", "timba", "trad jazz", "traditional country music", "traditional pop music", "traditional:", "trance music", "trap", "trapstep", "tribal house", "trip hop", "trival", "tropical", "tropical house", "tropicalia", "tropipop", "truck-driving country", "turkish pop", "turntablism", "twoubadou", "uk funky", "uk garage", "uk hardcore", "unblack metal", "underground hip hop", "uplifting trance", "urban pasifika", "v-pop", "vallenato", "vaporwave", "video game", "video game music", "viking metal", "vispop", "visual kei", "vocal jazz", "vocal trance", "war metal", "west coast blues", "west coast hip hop", "west coast jazz", "western swing", "witch house", "wonky", "wonky pop", "world", "world fusion", "worldbeat", "zouglou cote d'ivoire", "zouk", "zouk-lambada", "zydeco"]