Anime Music - Now it's own Genre? 05-14-2017, 05:55 AM
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There seems to be growing interest in listening to music from anime shows. I was not aware that it is now a genre it's own right, with three sub-genres:
The anime tie-up songs I figured would make sense, since it's a clash of the pop/rock culture with anime, but the other sub-genres are gaining momentum in mainstream Japan.
Full article here
The above article goes into great detail and includes a bunch of songs that got seriously popular, including the all too well-known track in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
What do you think of this? Do any of you often listen to songs from shows or whole soundtracks?
- Anime scores (background music that usually emphasises an emotional scene),
- Anime tie-up songs (songs from pop/rock artists that happen to be used in anime),
- Anime songs (songs by artists who predominantly produce music for anime).
The anime tie-up songs I figured would make sense, since it's a clash of the pop/rock culture with anime, but the other sub-genres are gaining momentum in mainstream Japan.
Full article here
The above article goes into great detail and includes a bunch of songs that got seriously popular, including the all too well-known track in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
What do you think of this? Do any of you often listen to songs from shows or whole soundtracks?
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