Genre:

Synth-funk

Synth-funk emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, characterized by the use of electronic instruments, drum machines, and synthesizers in place of traditional funk instruments like horns, electric keyboards, and bass guitars. Synth-funk often features simplified horn lines, digital synthesizers, and electronic drum machines, resulting in a futuristic sound. Lyrics also evolved to include more graphic and explicit content. Key artists include The Gap Band, Zapp, and Prince, who influenced many established funk acts.

263 songs

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