Hip-Hop terms and features Crossword
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1) Genre of 1970s dance music, derived from the abbreviation of discotheque, the main venue of consumption.2) A hardcore style popularized on the West Coast, beginning in the late 1980s, with street-oriented lyrics and delivery associated with gang culture. |
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3) Rap with elements of hardcore and pop-rap affirmed by the core hip-hop audience and the mainstream.4) Often acrobatic, early hip-hop dance, initially performed during the percussive "break" of a song, when the DJ performed extended instrumental sections suited to dancing. The dancers were known as "b-boys/girls."5) A popular African American dance musical style usually featuring an MC, who recites rhymed verses over an accompaniment created by a DJ or pre-recorded tracks.6) Informal collection of songs, often assembled by a DJ, sometimes recorded with a unique sonic stamp. |
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