Most popular music genre(s) in your country

[All Spain]

The top charts mostly has New Wave, Post Punk, and Alternative.

[Borovan entered the region as he]

Hip hop, pop, country pop, R&b, rock pop, rock, punk pop, and hip hop pop

[Penguin Union Nation]

Orchestral (classic and new), jazz, 80s-style new wave/rock fusion, punk rock, electronica.

[God Tere Norld]

3 - rock

2 - Jazz

1 - Rap

[Monte Cruz]

Drum and bass, nu metal, pop, hip hop, and alternative rock are all very popular in Monte Cruz.

[Zeganas]

You got a bit of nu-disco, a lot of techno-trance/hands-up, a good amount of emo/post-hardcore rock, S-pop (Salisaro pop, similar to J-pop), electroswing, and recently it's become a meme in Zeganas to like lo-fi hip hop instrumentals but that genre was taken seriously by a lot of people.

[Kandorith]

Pop/Pop-rock, electronic "idol music", certain "patriotic" heavy metal and "visual Metal"(Glam metal gone wrong) and mostly folk music.

[Northern Wolnya]

The most popular music genre in Northern Wolnya is Christian Folk songs

[Rio Cana]

Tropical music and Urban pop.

[Tomasio Island]

Military marches.

[Haeresia]

Haeresei consume all forms of music, but rock and hip-hop stand out.

[Korwin]

Arguably Synthwave (often given the derogatory (yet commonly used) moniker "syntho," thus fans are often called "Synthoids"), which is generally classified under Pop-Rock. (OOC: Basically 80s music, and imitation 80s music, and other modern pop-electronica).

Other genres that receive considerable airtime include (Anglo-Celtic-American) folk, and ambient music (i.e.: "easy listening").

Many music critics have criticised the fact that Syntho music has supremacy over the Korwinian music industry, with very little diversity. Most Top-40 hits are in the realm of "syntho" or electronic pop. Which cause some to argue that Korwinian pop culture has become overly complacent and stale. However, the subject of "syntho" music varies drastically. For instance, the most consistently popular band in Korwin, MUNA, is often classified as "sad pop," with serious subject matter related to depression, rape, drugs, and independence. Other songs and bands often focus on serious issues within modern society culture, and make ridicule and mock modern affairs, like Jefferey McHall's recent single "I'd Love It If We'd Made It,"-- or pretty much most of McHall's post-revolution works. However, most songs' topics revolve around romance and rebellious youthfulness.

[New Cassadland]

Rap,ragtime piano,jazz,traditional and nowadays pop.....and indie music and traditional folk song's they like music and song's.RnB too,mostly traditional pop (like frank sinatra),rap and ragtime piano.

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[Western Canon]

Alternative Rock holds 68% of the market share in Canon, followed by pop, vocal pop and indie. Traditional music has also remained vibrant into the 21st century.

[Dominioan]

nationalist propaganda songs

[Valkalan]

Where to begin? We've got lots of electronic music, especially the Juno Reactor-type sound. Classical music, especially the epic Russian pieces by Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and Mussorgsky, is also quite popular. There are some metal/rock bands, with Rammstein being particularly popular.

[Suburbistanistan]

The music types that only exist in-lore are highlighted.
-Various forms of Didgeridoo Trance
-(more-American-Hippie-sounding) Folk
-Groraŋh Red Army music (that incorporates didgeridoos and huge drums the size of small dining tables)
-Crossover Thrash
-Ambient "Space Music"
-'Globowave'- like Vaporwave except made from World Music (it's not uncommon for a single song to sample from multiple cultures or genres)

[Nacrad]

Punk Rock, Christian Rock and Pop

[Ruritane]

The most popular music genres in Ruritane are nationalist heavy metal, K-pop, NK-pop (don't ask), Christian pop songs, Wagnerian opera, religious chants, and anime theme songs. Ruritane's people also like unintentionally hilarious propaganda songs from other countries.

[United Federation of Orion]

Electro Pop, Dream Pop, Art Pop, Avant-Pop, House, Electronica, Lo-Fi, Hip Hop, Trap, Alternative (Rock/Pop/Rap).

[Lillorainen]

While pieces of international pop music make it into the Lillorainian charts every now and then, there is a clear preference of certain genres visible throughout the Federation of Lillorainen. The most popular ones include:

• Metal, especially Nordic Metal (hardly a surprise, given the cultural makeup of Lillorainen), but also Metal with traditional sounds from other countries.
• Electronic, especially Vocal trance and Eurodance. In general, Lillos prefer melodic pieces over blunt "oots-oots-music".
• Rhenish Rock (rock music sung in the most common dialect spoken in Lillorainen).
• Disco, domestic as well as international.
• Traditional music, especially Nordic Folk, but folk music from other countries is becoming increasingly popular as of lately as well.
• Classical music, especially marches.

[Cerinda]

Pop music, punk rock, indie music, and heavy metal are the most popular music genres in Cerinda.

[Pax Brasiliana]

The following are the most popular music genres in Brazil:

-Sertanejo or Brazilian country music
-Funk carioca which is similar to Miami bass and popular among the youth
-Rock, especially certain subgenres like hard rock and garage rock
-Pop music, including Brazilian pop
-Hip hop
-Techno and house music

[Ascion]

The people of Ascion usually enjoys this type of music :

• A-Pop, basically Ascionese Pop, which, is influenced by modern music back in the 2020s. This is a remnant of K-pop and J-pop back in the early 2010s. Basically a rebranded K-pop and J-pop, as Korea and Japan don't exist anymore. It has the same musical style and culture.
• Electronic, especially House. House music found its popularity back in the early 2040s. The most popular sub-genre in Ascion currently is Tech House and Deep House, usually played in the clubs.
• Classical music, the ancient music composition from the 18th, 19th century became popular again mostly among old people.

[The Union of British North America]

Popular music (generic, radio-friendly, you know it when you hear it)
Beat music, which is my timeline's term for rock music
Nawlins, is which is my timeline's term for jazz/swing, which first developed in New Orleans
Hi-tech, ATL term for electronic/dance music or anything with heavy use of synthesizers or computers
Countryside, ATL term for country music.