Eclectic

Eclectic music emerged in the late 20th century, particularly during the 1990s, when musicians decided that rules were for amateurs and borrowed sounds from every nook and cranny of the musical universe. It's characterised by a delightful mishmash of genres, resulting in tracks that might seamlessly blend jazz, hip hop, classical, and a cheeky bit of country, leaving listeners wondering if their playlist has developed a personality crisis. If nothing else, eclectic music has the unique talent of making you question your own taste, as you awkwardly nod along to something that’s utterly baffling yet strangely enjoyable.