'50s progression
Axis progression
third stream
skiffle
chillwave
vibrato
progressive rock
synthpoppy
diatonic
traditional jazz
fuzz
minimal wave
musique concrète
expressionism
sampladelia
melodicist
progression
reggae
color
acoustica
neomodal
rock 'n' roll
coloration
rock and roll
colour
bop
newgrass
rock music
colouration
rock-and-roll
modal scale
rock
rock'n'roll
free jazz
retrograde
allargando
bassline
funk
chord changes
chopped and screwed
Bakersfield sound
country music
breakdown
trope
industrial music
ambient-like
stereo
breakcore
math rock
melodicism
Fr⁺⁶
beautiful music
melodically
tootle
skronk
jazz fusion
musical time
pseudomusical
bebop
jazz-rock
melodious
light music
classical
Nashville sound
double
jazz up
cool jazz
swing
diapason
jive
tuneful
chord change
swing music
antirock
Austropop
countrypolitan
kecapi suling
serenade
stem
polka-mazurka
big beat
smooth jazz
agoge
dance band
quiet storm
accelerando
shitgaze
mouth music
hardstep
thematic
baroque
xenharmonics
jangle pop
blues
slowcore
illbient

English words for 'A chord progression, l–vi–IV–V, used in Western popular music, particularly common in the 1950s and early 1960s.'

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