Pop And Country Music Win Analysis

May the Best Music Win As long as I can remember, Pop and Country Music has been two of the most popular genres of music among my generation. The question is: Which is better? Don’t worry if you can’t answer that question immediately. After reading the next few pages, I’m sure your answer will be clear. According to Macmillan Dictionary, Pop Music is defined as “a type of music, usually played on electronic instruments, that is popular with many people because it consists of short songs with a strong beat and simple tunes that are easy to remember.” Meanwhile, Country Music is, using the same dictionary, defined as “a type of popular music based on music of the southern U.S. usually containing singing, guitars, and violins.” Now, this

Pop singers, such as Katy Perry and Demi Lovato, usually give off a vibrant and/or energetic mood in their songs even if the subject matter of the song is about something less cheerful such as a breakup. Meanwhile, Country singers, such as Blake Shelton and Vince Gill, tend to give off more of a melancholy mood in their songs. The same goes for tone. For example, if you look at P!nk’s hit song “So What!”, it definitely gives off an aggressive yet powerful tone. On the other hand, Hunter Hayes’ hit track “Wanted” gives off more of a soft and loving tone. The lyrics can also play a part in the difference between the two genres as well. If there is any mentioning of the countryside, rodeos, cowboys, etc., there’s a pretty good chance that it is a country

16 of those spots are in between 50-100, or in simpler terms, they are in the bottom 50. The remaining 34 songs are of different genres such as rap, indie, or rock music. Both Pop and Country Music also use an different array of instruments. While Country Music seems to stick more to the string instrument family that includes banjos, acoustic guitars, fiddles, violins, and harmonicas, Pop Music tends to cling more to instruments such as electric guitars, flutes, trumpets, saxophones, and drums. Both genres also use different chord progressions. Pop Music follows more of a pre-defined structure of chord progressions in a given key, meanwhile Country Music can play a different chord progression, depending on the amount of emotion the singer wants to portray in their