Music
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Ableton brain
The way of thinking about music shaped by using Ableton Live, especially its clip and session view workflow.
ad-lib
A spontaneous or signature vocal sound added over or between a rapper's written lyrics.
afrobeats
A contemporary West African pop music genre blending highlife, hip-hop, dancehall, and R&B, defined by infectious rhythms and global commercial crossover.
afterhours
A party or gathering that starts after official club closing time, typically from 4am onward.
album era
The distinct phase an artist inhabits around a specific album release, including its aesthetic, themes, and public persona.
album pull
The act of opening a K-pop album to reveal which random photocard or inclusions you received.
album rollout
The planned release strategy an artist uses to build hype before dropping an album.
album unboxing
A video or live stream where someone opens a physical album and shows every item inside, including photocards, booklets, and inserts.
all kill
A K-pop achievement where a song holds the number one spot on all major South Korean music charts simultaneously.
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- Ableton brainThe way of thinking about music shaped by using Ableton Live, especially its clip and session view workflow.
- ad-libA spontaneous or signature vocal sound added over or between a rapper's written lyrics.
- afrobeatsA contemporary West African pop music genre blending highlife, hip-hop, dancehall, and R&B, defined by infectious rhythms and global commercial crossover.
- afterhoursA party or gathering that starts after official club closing time, typically from 4am onward.
- album eraThe distinct phase an artist inhabits around a specific album release, including its aesthetic, themes, and public persona.
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