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Toxic
by Rob B. - 10/04/26 02:16 PM
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Afro Pop
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Afro Pop
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Mara Cole
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It always puzzles me why people get hung up on genre. Genres are for people who love to pigeonhole music; e.g. journalists There are good songs, bad songs and many in between. I really don’t care about genres just let me hear the song and I’ll tell you whether it is any good or not. Can anyone here truly say what ‘genre’ they write in? - I certainly couldn’t – that’s something I let others decide (if they must) - It's bad enough trying finding an appropriate genre on Soundclick let alone here  Is All Along The Watchtower a folk song or a rock song? Is Word Up a funk song or a rock song? Is See Jane Dance a country song or a rock song? Look after the songs and the genres will look after themselves 
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