Joseon Pop

Joseon Pop is a genre of music that originated in South Korea during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897). It is characterized by its traditional Korean instruments, such as the gayageum, haegeum, and janggu, as well as its use of traditional Korean vocal styles. The genre is often seen as a fusion of traditional Korean music and modern pop music, and is often used in K-pop and other popular music genres. Joseon Pop is often seen as a way to preserve traditional Korean music and culture, while also allowing for modern interpretations.