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Orchestre de Balalaikas Saint-Georges»
Russian Balalaika Folk Music Ensemble»
Sergei Iakovlevich Lemeshev and the Osipov Balalaika Orchestra»
Isba Balalaika Ensemble»
Sasha Polinov»
Sho Kitagawa»
Kauriga Balalaika Ensemble»
Balalaika-Ensemble St.Petersburg»
The Famous Osipov Balalaika Orchestra»
Micha Tcherkassky»
Alexander Zelkin»
Weißrussisches Nationalensemble»
Alexander Bochensky and his Balalaika Orchestra»
Balalaika Orchester Dima Liakhoff»
Ensemble Balalaika Classica»
Alex Siniavski»
Balalaika Ensemble Wolga»
Terem-Quartet»
Micha Makarenko»
Cabaret Russe»
Boris Romanoff Balalaika Orchestra»
Andreyev Balalaika Ensemble»
Stars Of St. Petersburg»
The Voronezh Balalaika Ensemble»
Dmitry Kalinin»
Les Balalaïkas des Tziganes Russes»
Russian Balalaika Orchestra»
Moscow Nights»
Balalaika-Ensemble Troika»
BigRock Balalaikas»
Kovriga Balalaika Orchestra»
Mikhail Rozhkov»
Oleg Gitlin»
Eugene Aksentiev»
Alexander Kutschin»
Polyanka Russian Gypsy Orchestra»
The Odessa Balalaikas»
Marc De Loutchek»
Boris Feoktistov»
Zaporog Balalaikas»
Raduga Balalaika Ensemble & Raduga Choir»
Oleg Gitlin & Marianna Slobodeniouk»
Nicolas Kedroff»
Osipov State Russian Folk Orchestra»
Alexey Arkhipovskiy»
Sasha Polinoff»
Kazbek Orchestra»
The Ossipov Balalaika Orchestra»
Kalinka»
Oleg Kouzmitchenko»
cimbalom»
contemporary jazz»
jazz composition»
drone folk»
russian jazz»
deep free jazz»
classical clarinet»
nuevo tango»
british jazz»
german jazz»
oud»
hindustani instrumental»
danish jazz»
jazz double bass»
avant-garde jazz»
dutch jazz»
israeli jazz»
exotica»
central asian folk»
balalaika»
russian folk»
free jazz»
electronic rock»
vocaloid»
australian dance»
kawaii future bass»
deep big room»
sky room»
pop edm»
j-dance»
brostep»
electropowerpop»
vocal trance»
j-pop boy group»
nightcore»
eurobeat»
moldovan pop»
edm»
electronic trap»
complextro»
electronica cristiana»
j-idol»
@EveryNoise ·  glenn mcdonald
Every Noise at Once is an ongoing attempt at an algorithmically-generated, readability-adjusted scatter-plot of the musical genre-space, based on data tracked and analyzed for 3,506 genre-shaped distinctions by Spotify as of 2019-09-16. The calibration is fuzzy, but in general down is more organic, up is more mechanical and electric; left is denser and more atmospheric, right is spikier and bouncier.
 
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