Trip-Hop

Trip-hop or so called Bristol is a music genre that was described in the 1990s. Trip-hop is a music genre which can be described by its downtempo. This genre developed on the background of house and England's hip hop. Some specialists describe it as a fusion of hip hop and electronic music. Moreover, some of specialists describe it as Europe's alternative of choice. However, it can be recognized as an experimental genre, which, sometimes, has some elements of Dance.
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