RnBass

RnBass (or R&Bass), also called ratchet[1] is a movement and contemporary music genre that is the modernized form of traditional R&B music. Described by Vibe magazine as a breath of fresh air for the R&B genre, RnBass consists of tonal singing, melodic harmonies, along with heavy 808's that replace the 'blues' aspect of rhythm and blues.[2] There are also notable elements of EDM, with influences of 1990s–2000s music, as well as hyphy.[3][4] Coined by Bay Area producer J Maine,[5] the RnBass musical style has garnered critical attention since the early-to-mid 2010s and has been popularized with urban audiences across America by Los Angeles producer DJ Mustard.[6] Despite originating in the West Coast, namely the Bay Area, RnBass producers and artists across the globe continue to develop R&B with the modern RnBass genre.

RnBass
Stylistic origins
Cultural origins2000s–2010s, San Francisco Bay Area, U.S.
Typical instruments

Influence

YouTube producers like Starra and Skylark Beats have been heavily pushing the genre online with their various remixes, tutorials and RnBass instrumentals. Also, its cross-genre influence has spread into the mainstream.

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References
  1. DJ Mustard: How the Producer's 'Ratchet' Revolution Became the Sound of 2014 Billboard 2/14/2014
  2. Robinson, Jhaton. "Producer J Maine Says He Wants To Change The Future Of R&B". Vibe. Retrieved 29 Dec 2015.
  3. "Local 'R&Bass' Singer, Molia, Dropping New EP | Activate | Metroactive Music & Nightlife". activate.metroactive.com. Retrieved 2017-02-14.
  4. Aisa - Notice Feat. Mickey Shiloh | Stream [New Song], retrieved 2017-02-14
  5. Arnaud, Jourdan (2018-07-03). "Q&A with RnBass Creator J Maine and Independent Artist Maurice Moore". The Los Angeles Film School. Retrieved 2020-06-28.
  6. Leww & Turner, Crystal & David. "Can I Take You to the Bay with Me?". Pitchfork. Pitchfork. Retrieved 29 Dec 2015.
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