



It’s a useful scheme for thinking about pop music, but it doesn’t cover everything in Western music. In preparation for making a bunch of new YouTube videos, I have been thinking about Anne Danielsen’s distinction between songs and grooves.

It’s a useful scheme for thinking about pop music, but it doesn’t cover everything in Western music. In preparation for making a bunch of new YouTube videos, I have been thinking about Anne Danielsen’s distinction between songs and grooves.