Folk

Music Genre is equal to Folk, World & Country

Folk, World, and Country music is a broad genre encompassing traditional music from various regions, including country music, folk music, and world music styles. It often features simple instrumentation, oral transmission of songs, and narratives reflecting the experiences of common people. 

Key Characteristics:

Folk Music:
Typically passed down orally through generations. 
Often associated with specific cultural or national identities. 
May involve simple instruments like acoustic guitars and vocals. 
Lyrics often tell stories of the common people. 

World Music:
Refers to music from diverse cultures outside the Western art tradition. 
May include styles from various regions like Asia, Africa, and other specific locations. 
Can be highly specific, with many unique style tags for different regions. 

Country Music:
Develops from various folk traditions and incorporates elements of blues, Western, and gospel. 
Features ballads and dance tunes, often with simple harmonies. 
Instruments include banjos, fiddles, electric and steel guitars, and other instruments. 
May include a wider range of instruments than folk music, including electric guitars and steel guitars.