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From Jazz to Hip-Hop: How Immigrant Cultures Built America’s Sound

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From Jazz to Hip-Hop: How Immigrant Cultures Built America’s Sound

Out of nowhere comes a sound - America’s music - pulsing with its own beat, shaped by energy, history, rooted deep in many places. Think of jazz: those lively trumpet lines dancing across cities born from migration and mix. Hip-hop rose later, loud and layered, carrying stories only known within certain neighborhoods. Each note wasn’t just noise for ears; it spoke, often quietly, of laughter, hardship, moments when people held on. Identity slipped through every chord, invisible until you listened closely. Waves of newcomers kept changing the music across America. Their songs shaped what we hear today. Each group brought sounds from where they came from. Over time, those rhythms mixed into the nation’s soundcape. The story lives in the melodies passed down through migration after migration.

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