Explore Asheville music genres with Every Noise at Once

See how Spotify classifies the local music scene.

Indigo De Souza

Indigo De Souza’s most recent album, Any Shape You Take, debuted in 2021.

Photo by @chajbo

Every good story needs a soundtrack, and ours is no exception. We could just pick one — but you know we love a deep dive.

Every Noise at Once is Spotify’s algorithmically generated scatter plot of music genres, from “German dark minimal techno” to “neo-trad doom metal” to “classical saxophone quartet,” and literally everything in between.

Here’s where Every Noise sorts some of our favorite local artists, plus national acts from the same genre — perfect for a nice long trail walk.

Steep Canyon Rangers | Neo-traditional bluegrass
Spotify recommends:

River Whyless | Asheville indie
Spotify recommends:

  • Indigo De Souza (Listen)
  • Amanda Anne platt & the Honeycutters (Listen)
  • Natural Born Leaders (Listen)

Angel Olsen | Art pop
Spotify recommends:

Roberta Flack | Quiet storm
Spotify recommends:

  • Natalie Cole (Listen)
  • Gladys Knight & The Pips (Listen)
  • Smokey Robinson & The Miracles (Listen)

Moses Sumney | Indie soul
Spotify recommends:

How did it do? Explore Every Noise yourself and tell us your pick for AVL’s top genres.

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