How the country music genre has changed

Country music now

 

Country music in this time period is different from the olden days. Now people like Luke Bryan and Carrie Underwood have changed some ways to preform songs. Some songs are faster or in the middle of fast and slow. Songs now are a little silly because their about a red solo cup or biscuits and gravy. Most songs are hits now the change is fun. 

People that have created changes

Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line, Jason Aldean, The Band Perry, Lady Antebellum, and Thomas Rhett have changed the country music genre. For example Luke Bryan sings fast like in his song Country girl he also has songs about his life, happy things, and sad things. People all over the world like Luke Bryan. Florida Georgia Line's new album is like country pop but is still a good album. Country music in future will be different then it is now. Most of these singers have country pop songs and they are great but they are not the same as the singers in the past but music genres change over the years.

Some differences in country music

The differences in country music have to do with the beats and the way country singers preform it. Just getting started by Jason Aldean is an example its fast but the lyrics have do with things country. The beats in songs are faster then how they were before now some people use electric guitars. Some country fans like the change and some don't because they like the traditional way.Back in the day most country songs were slower than they are now. .Either way country music is great. Country music before was mostly about important things in life.

Country music before

 Jimmie Rodgers was know as the father of country music. He died in 1933. Eck Robertson made the first commercial record with Victor Records in 1922. In 1924 the first national hit was "Wreck the old 97" Vernon Dalhart.  The Carter Family was the first country music vocal group. Buck Owens was born in Sherman,Texas then moved to Bakersfield, California and had 21 number 1 hits. Now there is a street named after him in Bakersfield.