Category:Folk pop

From WWR

Folk Pop is a wide-ranging musical genre that combines aspects of both folk and pop music. Styles may vary greatly between cultures and when the music was made.

---

Folk Pop was born in the twentieth century, and is musically synonymous with the music that comes from the majority of Singer-Songwriters. The idea originated from recording folk artists who would enter a studio with an acoustic guitar (and maybe harmonica) to belt out some songs to be recorded for a label. After the artist finished laying down tracks, the label would hire some session musicians to come in and record a backline of pop architecture (bass, drums, piano, backing guitars) in order to make the music more accessible to radio-listeners. Today's Folk Pop artists write with that pop sensibility in mind. Many of these post- coffeehouse crooners can be found in the Adult Alternative genre, but younger storytellers such as the tattooed Elliott Smith and the Post Grunge styled Mary Lou Lord attract hip Indie Rock enthusiasts more than the expected VH-1 demographic.

Request a music show of Folk pop music

#	Song	Artist	Image	Album	Length	Played count	Last Played	Overall	You	Tags	Single Request
1	Quilt	Sarah Siskind		Six Songs Of Mine	4:56	24	May 7th, 2008	12 votes	You have to login to give your opinion about songs.	Folk pop / Acoustic guitar / Pretty / Mellow / Solo vocalist / Electric / Band
2	Nowhere To Go	Karen Savoca		Sunday In Nandua	5:16	96	Jun 2nd, 2008	38 votes	You have to login to give your opinion about songs.	Rhythmic / Sultry / Electric / Solo vocalist / Band / Acoustic guitar / Electric guitar / Folk pop / Jazzy / Slow
				Total Time	10:12

The current music queue contains 1 songs that will take 3 mins, 53 secs to play.
You must be a logged on user to request music. It's free and easy. Create an account here.

Contents:   Top  ·  0-9  ·  A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Click any letter above to jump to a list of pages that begin with that letter.

(previous 200) (next 200)(previous 200) (next 200)