Music of the United States
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| The '''[[music]] of the [[United States]]''' reflects the country's [[multi-ethnic]] population through a diverse array of styles. [[Rock and roll]], [[country music|country]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[jazz]], and [[hip hop music|hip hop]] are among the country's most internationally renowned [[music genre|genre]]s. Since the beginning of the 20th century, popular recorded music from the United States has become increasingly known across the world, to the point where some forms of [[American popular music]] are listened to almost everywhere. | The '''[[music]] of the [[United States]]''' reflects the country's [[multi-ethnic]] population through a diverse array of styles. [[Rock and roll]], [[country music|country]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[jazz]], and [[hip hop music|hip hop]] are among the country's most internationally renowned [[music genre|genre]]s. Since the beginning of the 20th century, popular recorded music from the United States has become increasingly known across the world, to the point where some forms of [[American popular music]] are listened to almost everywhere. | ||
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The music of the United States reflects the country's multi-ethnic population through a diverse array of styles. Rock and roll, country, rhythm and blues, jazz, and hip hop are among the country's most internationally renowned genres. Since the beginning of the 20th century, popular recorded music from the United States has become increasingly known across the world, to the point where some forms of American popular music are listened to almost everywhere.
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