Genre: Syncopated
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About Syncopated
Syncopation is a technical term in music including those rhythms that are surprising and/or deviate from the standard downbeat-upbeat pattern. This can include stressed beats where you'd expect unstressed ones or vice versa. Common forms include missed beats, suspensions, anticipated bass, and "even note" and "off beat" rhythms.
Syncopation is common in contemporary musical styles like funk, raegae, ska, rap, rock, classical, jazz, jump blues, dance, and ragtime, but may appear in some form in almost all areas of contemporary music. Read more on Last.fm.
Syncopation is common in contemporary musical styles like funk, raegae, ska, rap, rock, classical, jazz, jump blues, dance, and ragtime, but may appear in some form in almost all areas of contemporary music. Read more on Last.fm.
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Syncopation is a technical term in music including those rhythms that are surprising and/or deviate from the standard downbeat-upbeat pattern. This can include stressed beats where you'd expect unstressed ones or vice versa. Common forms include missed beats, suspensions, anticipated bass, and "even note" and "off beat" rhythms.
Syncopation is common in contemporary musical styles like funk, raegae, ska, rap, rock, classical, jazz, jump blues, dance, and ragtime, but may appear in some form in almost all areas of contemporary music. For practical purposes, however, this word is usually used to describe music where the syncopation is especially prominent or widespread. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Syncopation is common in contemporary musical styles like funk, raegae, ska, rap, rock, classical, jazz, jump blues, dance, and ragtime, but may appear in some form in almost all areas of contemporary music. For practical purposes, however, this word is usually used to describe music where the syncopation is especially prominent or widespread. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.