Originated: 1980s•Origin: United States

Contemporary Blues
Description
Contemporary Blues is a modern take on traditional blues music, often incorporating elements from rock, jazz, and soul. It typically features electric guitars, strong vocal performances, and a blend of classic blues structures with modern production techniques.
History
Contemporary Blues evolved from the traditional blues of the early 20th century, adapting to changes in musical tastes and technology. It gained prominence in the late 20th century as artists began to experiment with electric instruments and incorporate influences from other genres, leading to a more diverse and modern sound.
Notable Artists
Joe Bonamassa
Keb' Mo'
Susan Tedeschi