Wikipedia:WikiProject Music/Music genres task force

This WikiProject is dedicated to containing factual information regarding all the genres and subgenres of music from around the world.

The infobox (the top table on this page) is for the primary genre pages (in this case, hip hop music). It should go at the top of the page. The other table is a footer, and it should go at the bottom of all the pages linked in the box. The footer should duplicate the links in the last four sections.

Hip hop
Stylistic origins:	Dub, funk and spoken word poetry
Cultural origins:	Early 1970s New York City
Typical instruments:	Turntable
Mainstream popularity:	1990s gangsta rap in the United States, also in Senegal, Tanzania and elsewhere
Subgenres
East Coast - West Coast - South - Gangsta rap - G-funk - Horrorcore - Jazz rap - Alternative - Old school - Hardcore
Fusion genres
Trip hop - Freestyle - Hip house - Hip life - Go go - Miami bass - Ghettotech - Electro - Rap metal - Reggaeton - Merenrap
National scenes
African - Belgian - Dutch - Filipino - French - German - Greek - Iceland - Italian - Japanese - Mexican - Polish - Spanish - Turkish - Swiss
Other topics
Fashion - Feuds - Slang - Timeline - Breakdancing - DJing - Graffiti art - Rapping

Infobox Color scheme

Blues	#0000E1 (includes R&B)
Calypso	darkkhaki (#bdb76b)
Country	brown (including bluegrass)
Cumbia	aquamarine
Disco	deeppink
Electronic	silver (includes techno, house, industrial, ambient and trance)
Filmi	lavender
Flamenco	darkgreen
Gospel	#a0522d (siena)
Heavy metal	cyan
Hip hop	darkblue
Jazz	pink
Klezmer	springgreen
Mambo	darkorchid
Mariachi	darksalmon
Merengue	yellow
Polka	antiquewhite
Pop music	#87CEEB
Raï	mediumvioletred
Reggae	purple
Rock	crimson (includes alternative, punk and prog)
Rumba	seagreen
Salsa	palegoldenrod
Samba	olive
Son montuno	darkslategray
Soul	orange (includes funk)
Tango	maroon
Zydeco	chartreuse