middle of the road
standard
classical music
classical
serious music
melodious
tuneful
melogenic
musical style
pianica
melodyhorn
blow-organ
musical genre
music genre
thematic
semiclassical
warm-toned
tweedle
churchical
megamusical
synthpop
pianomania
melodicity
banger
melodicism
funkadelics
theme song
signature tune
signature
ultrapop
rebetiko
mood music
fado
melodically
surfy
schlager
con brio
theme
idea
industrial music
supermelodic
hyperpop
happy hardcore
ambient music
gleecraft
musiclike
bounce
ariose
mallcore
harmonious
oldie
vivace
logogenic
world music
ethno-organology
Frenchcore
cakewalk
musicologically
ska punk
harmonize
musically
swing
musical theme
black MIDI
Motownish
philharmonic
rebetic
go-go
melodic theme
lilt
claviola
jazz up
sociomusical
pavane
jazz-like
popular music genre
sampladelia
play
popular music
Europop
crossover
agitpop
popcraft
rinky-dink
xenharmonics
discophilia
dansband
gumboot
countryish
folkadelic
rockesque
juju
Austropop
pop
electronic dance music
pop music
country and western

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