J-Pop — genealogy

37 genres · 55 edges

Starting from J-Pop, this view follows ancestor and descendant edges across multiple levels, covering a wider footprint than the direct-neighborhood (ego) graph.

Family tree

Mande Griot Tradition1235–
- Blues1890–(also from Negro Spirituals)
  - Ragtime1890–
  - Jazz1910–(also from Ragtime)
    - City Pop1976–(also from Soul, Funk, Album Oriented Rock)
  - Rhythm and Blues1947–(also from Black Gospel)
  - Rock and Roll1950–(also from Country)
    - Rock1960–(also from Aboriginal Rock / Indigenous Australian, Blues, Folk)
      - Album Oriented Rock1976–(also from Soul)
Mor Lam1500–
- Folk1940–(also from Schlager, Original Pilipino Music, Aboriginal Rock / Indigenous Australian)
Negro Spirituals1700–
- Black Gospel1930–(also from Pentecostal / Charismatic Worship)
Old-Time Music1850–
- Country1920–(also from Blues, Luk Thung)
Enka1900–
- Kayōkyoku1950–(also from Mandopop)
  - J-Pop1988–(also from Chanson, City Pop, Vietnamese Pop, Thai Pop)
    - Doujin Music1996–
      - Touhou Music2002–
    - Akiba-pop1998–
    - Vocaloid2007–
Gospel1900–
Pentecostal / Charismatic Worship1906–
Mandopop1920–
Luk Thung1952–
Finnish Pop / Rap1960–
- Schlager1950–
Original Pilipino Music1970–
Aboriginal Rock / Indigenous Australian1980–
French Rap1985–
- Chanson1880–
Vietnamese Pop2000–
Thai Pop2010–
UK Neo-Soul / R&B2018–
- Soul1955–(also from Negro Spirituals, Blues, Gospel, Black Gospel, Rhythm and Blues, Rock and Roll, Original Pilipino Music)
  - Funk1967–

Network diagram (supplementary)

Legend

lineage (derived / modernized / regional)influencesibling / fused

Full genealogy centered on J-Pop (up to 60 genres).

See the neighborhood graph (direct relationships only) → · J-Pop detail

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