Examples
- jazz-rock fusion: jazz + rock
- jazz funk: jazz + funk
- acid jazz: jazz + hip hop/electronic dance music
- Latin jazz: jazz + Latin music
- Cuban jazz: jazz + Afro-Cuban music
- jazz rap: jazz + rap
- jazz punk: jazz + hardcore punk + blues
- G-Funk (Gangsta Funk): gangsta rap + p-funk
- crunk: rap + electro
- tech house: techno + house
- Latin house: Latin music + house
- Hip house: hip hop + house
- bachatango : bachata + tango
- ambient house: ambient + house
- disco house: disco + house
- Latin pop: pop music + Latin music
- Blues-rock: blues + rock
- pop rock: pop music + rock
- Latin rock: Latin music + rock
- ska punk : ska + punk
- pop-punk: pop music + punk
- dance-punk: electro + punk
- folk punk: punk + folk
- Funk-rock: funk + rock
- Crunkcore : Crunk + screamo
- dubstep: UK Garage + dub + breakbeat
- drumstep: dubstep + drum n' bass
- dubstyle: dubstep + hardstyle
- grindie: grime music + indie rock
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