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Meanings of new music in English

Music genre originating in Japan.

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Usage of new music in English
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OneTwoOneTwo: a new music documentary festival for Dublin taking place this month.
The Irish Times
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The new music business would be democratic with everyone enjoying equal access.
The Irish Times
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Charles said: What an honor to be part of this new music.
The Guardian
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EBONY: Do you have some new music coming for us in 2014?
Ebony
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EBONY: Does that mean that you're putting making new music on hold?
Ebony
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The punk-at-heart trio won't stop making new music anytime soon, Armstrong says.
Reuters
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World-leading Italian flute player performing with Stroma new music ensemble tomorrow night.
Radio NZ
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Marsha plans to release new music soon, before her baby is born.
Ebony
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Warner is now fourth among the majors in sales of new music.
The new yorker
10
And now you're both releasing your new music at the same time.
News.com.au
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I'll be adding the new music now that the record is out.
Reuters
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Daniel Wilson Meet OTR's first ever new music selection from Ypsilanti, Michigan.
The Irish Times
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People danced to various kinds of music; old records, then new music.
The new yorker
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Pandora makes listening to favoritemusic and discovering new music simple and fun.
Wired
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He was born in 1944 and grew up into the new music.
The new yorker
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He's actively auditioning for and producing movies, and cranking out new music.
Ebony
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