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Americana is a contemporary umbrella term for U.S. roots music that blends folk, country, blues, bluegrass, gospel, and roots rock into a songwriter-centered, largely acoustic-leaning sound.

Southern gothic (as a music style) blends American roots idioms—country, folk, blues, gospel, and Southern rock—with the macabre, moral ambiguity, and decaying grandeur associated with the Southern Gothic literary tradition.

Christian folk is a strand of faith-centered songcraft that marries the acoustic intimacy and storytelling of the folk revival with explicitly Christian themes.