Originated: 1970s•Origin: Global

Ethno-Jazz
Description
Ethno-Jazz is a fusion genre that combines elements of jazz with traditional music from various cultures around the world. It often features a blend of jazz improvisation and harmonies with ethnic instruments and rhythms, creating a unique and diverse sound.
History
Ethno-Jazz emerged as musicians began exploring and incorporating global musical traditions into jazz. This genre gained popularity in the late 20th century as artists sought to blend the improvisational nature of jazz with the rich textures and rhythms of world music. It reflects a broader trend of cultural exchange and globalization in music.
Notable Artists
Rabih Abou-Khalil
Jan Garbarek
Yusef Lateef