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Ewe drum orchestra»
Ntan and B. K. Amankwa»
Rallio Kpampul»
Dagaabas Bawa»
Women's group recorded in Kumasi»
Harruna Bamaya Group, Harruna Alhasson»
A.B. Lunnaa»
John Bosco Mimidem»
Alezenda»
Akurugu»
Women's group of Domenasi»
Drummers in Nanton»
Women's group in Huntaado»
Kete Children's Group and Mr. P.K. Attah»
Youth Gonje Group, led by Alhasan Ibrahim in Tamale»
Dagarti Dancing Group»
Bengbe Nagye»
Sikyi»
Ivan Annan»
Mary Amelia Bemele»
Yamgbalga»
The Master Drummers of Dagbon»
Mmensoun Horn Ensemble»
The La Drivers Union Por Por Group»
Yakubu Fuseni»
De la Palm Wine Music au Dance Band Highlife»
Adzewa Women's Group recorded in Cape Coast»
Nandom Sebkpere Group»
Saka Acquaye et son orchestre»
Obo Addy»
Kwabena Nyama»
Kasena Nankans»
Master Fiddlers of Dagbon»
Nungua Adowafoi, Naa Botele, Naa Tawia, Naa Akwete, Nii Adokwei»
The Kukyekukyeku Bamboo Orchestra»
Akayevi Dance Group recorded in Have Etoe»
GHANA High-Life and Other Popular Music»
Nsuase Kete Group»
Samuel Kpielekuu»
Mustapha Tettey Addy»
Female singing and handclapping recorded in Tamale»
Kakraba Lobi»
Osu-Ashanti Adowafoi, Naa Akwele, Naa Otua, Naa Afia, Naa Mootso, Naa Adukwei»
The Ewe People Of Ghana And Togo»
Ewe musicians, dancers»
John Dery & Ensemble»
Yiadom Boakye and Manhyia Tete Nwomkoro»
Ewe male drummers, singers»
Villagers Of Biligau»
Men and Women of Lambussie»
Musicians from Cap Coast»
Kuonyugan Village Percussion Ensemble»
Komkpe Jangban»
Three Lunsi drummers in Accra»
Dagara Women»
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symphonic metal»
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christian rock»
nightrun»
italian metal»
japanese shoegaze»
post-screamo»
hard alternative»
symphonic power metal»
slavic folk metal»
heavy gothic rock»
slayer»
gothic metal»
gothic symphonic metal»
christian hard rock»
melodic power metal»
melodic progressive metal»
fallen angel»
@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 3,786 genre-shaped distinctions by Spotify as of 2019-12-09. 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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