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Two Inuit women from Buffin Land»
Sarah Airo»
Anivyunna»
Leo Kaleak and Group»
Polly, Atitah, Mikusha, and Billy Boy»
Ashivoo»
Zachariasi Tarkiapik»
Alla Braun»
Naitok and Issaluk»
Amos Penayak»
Uluyok and Tutinar»
Joe Sikvayunak, Otis Ahkivigak and Jonas Oyoowak»
Laurence Kulukbon»
Harry Gibbons»
Aggeok Pitseolak»
Kasugat and Ishmatuk»
Agnes Nanogak»
I Sing, You Dance»
Frank Kuptana»
Tumassie Kudluk»
William Qagyun»
Eevaloo»
Female Inuit vocalist from Cape Dorset»
Maggie Grey»
Soria Eyituk»
Pamyua»
Nick Wongatilin»
Otis Ahkivigak»
Nukariik»
John Apongalook»
Fred Angi»
Nathan Noonwook»
Angutnak and Matee»
Joe Sikvayunak»
Elijah Pudloo Mageeta»
Quanak Martha Meekeega»
Jimmy Memorana»
Paul Jensen»
Tanya Tagaq»
Temegeak Pitaulassie»
Gambell village Eskimo singers»
Inuït»
Caribou Eskimos»
Jessie Grey»
Kemukserar and Pangatkar»
Alaska Native Heritage Dancers»
The Mackenzie Delta drummers and dancers»
Jean Oqhena»
Laati Ajagutainaq»
tibetan mantra»
russian jazz»
jazz fusion»
outsider»
electric bass»
song poem»
inuit traditional»
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spiritual jazz»
polynesian traditional»
sound collage»
moldovan pop»
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gochiusa»
nightcore»
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japanese vtuber»
eurobeat»
j-division»
vocaloid»
yuri»
kawaii edm»
indie rockism»
new rave»
anime latino»
kawaii future bass»
aikatsu»
coventry indie»
t-pop girl group»
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@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 5,365 genre-shaped distinctions by Spotify as of 2021-04-15. 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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