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Mullah Tâj Mohammad»
Mâdar-e Zâher»
Aziz Gaznavi»
Lagha»
Abdul Mazari»
Chatam»
Gulam Hussain»
Hamida Rochshana»
Mah Gol»
Djila»
Baba Naim»
Rahim Takhâri»
Gul Mohammad Istalifi»
Ostâd Amir Jân Khushnawaz»
Aziz Ghaznawi»
Zainab Hairawi»
Afghan National Orchestra»
Madar-e Abdul»
Party guests at the house of Karim Dutari»
Abdurrahmân Saljuqi»
Mohammad Sâdeq Bolbol»
Karim Dutâri»
Shamsuddin Masrur»
Ustad Rahim Khushnawaz, Gada Mohammad & Azim Hassapur»
Hasan Besmil»
Wedding guests in Kucheh Maktab Ansari»
Rebab and Dhol Duet»
Telah Mohammed»
Mohammad Rajab (“Goroghli Khan”)»
Sharafoddin»
Omar Mohamed Ustad»
Farida Mahwash»
Sayyid Shâh Ewaz»
Abdul Shâ'er»
Madar-e Zahir»
Naabzada/Sakhizada»
Setara Hussainzada»
Mehri Maftun»
Safdar Tawakuli»
Gholâm Nabi Zendadel»
Sufi Abu Bakr»
Mohammad Hussein and Dost Mohammad»
Qais Essar»
Nashenas»
Mohammed Naim Mazari and Melang Nejrabi»
Eltaf-Hossein Sarahang»
Parwin»
Raonaq Massoud»
Salar Nader»
Gada Mohammad»
Daud Khan»
Mohammad Rahim Khushnawaz»
Mohammad Rasul»
Quraishi»
Les Musiciens du Badakhchan»
Zoland»
The Afghan Music Project»
Mashinai»
Abdul Wahab Madadi»
Zainab Herawi»
Ensemble Kaboul»
Kabul Ensemble»
Homayun Sakhi»
Ahmad Zahir»
Khaled Arman»
Bakhtar Ensemble»
Ustad Rahim Khushnawaz»
The Ensemble of Rahim Takhari»
Shah Gol»
Ahmad Sham Sufi Qawwali Group»
Mohammad Omar»
Mahwash»
Aziz Herawi»
Ghulam Hussain»
Moussa Kassimi»
Mohammad Hashim»
Mohammad Yusuf»
Afghan Ensemble»
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indian edm»
christian dance»
australian dance»
french dub»
pinoy edm»
elektropunk»
big beat»
electro dub»
belgian edm»
swedish synthpop»
swedish tropical house»
electroclash»
electrofox»
aussietronica»
russian synthpop»
covertrance»
deep pop edm»
swedish electropop»
@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 5,475 genre-shaped distinctions by Spotify as of 2021-06-11. 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.
 
Click anything to hear an example of what it sounds like.
 
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