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(#1) J. Cole
- Hip hop
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(#2) Luke Combs
- Country
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(#3) The Avett Brothers
- Folk music, Folk rock, Bluegrass, Alternative country, Indie folk, Folk punk, Indie rock, Country, Roots rock
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(#4) DaBaby
- Hip hop
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(#5) Nina Simone
- Folk music, Rhythm and blues, Jazz, Soul music, Gospel music, Blues
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(#6) John Coltrane
- Avant-garde jazz, Hard bop, Post-bop, Jazz, Bebop, Free jazz, Modal jazz
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(#7) Andy Griffith
- Christian music
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(#8) Charlie Daniels
- Outlaw country, Rock music, Country rock, Bluegrass, Country, Southern rock
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(#9) Ben E. King
- Pop music, Rhythm and blues, Soul music
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(#10) Ben Folds Five
- Pop music, Piano rock, Power pop, Soft rock, Alternative rock, Indie rock, Geek rock
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(#11) Randy Travis
- Gospel music, Country, Neotraditional country
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(#12) Eric Church
- Outlaw country, Country rock, Country, Southern rock
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(#13) Daughtry
- Rock music, Pop rock, Post-grunge, Alternative rock, Alternative metal, Hard rock
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(#14) Thelonious Monk
- Stride, Cool jazz, Hard bop, Jazz, Bebop
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(#15) Kellie Pickler
- Country pop, Pop music, Country
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(#16) Scotty McCreery
- Country
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(#17) Jodeci
- Pop music, Contemporary R&B, New jack swing, Rhythm and blues, Soul music, Boy band
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(#18) Tori Amos
- Piano rock, Dark cabaret, Electronic dance music, Classical music, Soft rock, Art music, Alternative rock, Jazz, Art rock, Baroque pop, Electronica
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(#19) K-Ci & JoJo
- Contemporary R&B, Rhythm and blues
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(#20) Fantasia
- Christian music, Pop music, Contemporary R&B, Rhythm and blues, Jazz, Soul music, Gospel music, Hip hop soul, Funk
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(#21) Etta Baker
- Piedmont blues, Country blues
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(#22) Sylvan Esso
- Electropop
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(#23) Nick Cannon
- Hip hop music, Rhythm and blues
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(#24) Rainbow Kitten Surprise
- Rock, Pop
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(#25) Betty Davis
- Rock music, Soul music, Glam rock, Funk rock, Funk
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(#26) Ryan Adams
- Rock music, Heavy metal, Alternative rock, Alternative country, Indie rock
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(#27) The Connells
- Jangle pop, Rock music, Power pop, Alternative rock, Indie rock, College rock, Southern rock
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(#28) Rapsody
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(#29) 9th Wonder
- Hip hop music
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(#30) Carolina Chocolate Drops
- Old-time music, Bluegrass, Country, String band
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(#31) Superchunk
- Pop punk, Emo, Alternative rock, Punk rock, Indie rock
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(#32) Archers of Loaf
- Noise rock, Noise pop, Punk rock, Indie rock, College rock
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(#33) Chatham County Line
- Bluegrass
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(#34) Corrosion of Conformity
- Crossover thrash, Thrash metal, Rock music, Metalcore, Heavy metal, Stoner rock, Sludge metal, Hardcore punk, Hard rock
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(#35) Jermaine Dupri
- Hip hop music, Pop music, Pop rap, Rhythm and blues, Southern hip hop
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(#36) Whiskeytown
- Alternative country, Country
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(#37) Chris Lane
- Country
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(#38) Between the Buried and Me
- Progressive metal, Deathcore, Mathcore, Experimental rock, Technical death metal, Metalcore, Heavy metal, Progressive rock, Experimental metal, Death metal
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(#39) Tift Merritt
- Rock music, Folk music, Alternative country, Country
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(#40) Bowerbirds
- Indie folk, Freak folk, Nu-folk
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(#41) Petey Pablo
- Hip hop music, Southern hip hop, Crunk
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(#42) Chuck Brown
- Go-go, Funk
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(#43) Polvo
- Noise rock, Experimental rock, Indie rock, Math rock
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(#44) Flat Duo Jets
- Punk blues, Rockabilly, Garage rock
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(#45) Maceo Parker
- P-Funk, Jazz, Soul jazz, Funk
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(#46) FireHouse
- Melodic Rock, Glam metal, Pop music, Rock music, Heavy metal, Pop rock, Alternative metal, Hard rock
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(#47) Clay Aiken
- Pop music, Contemporary Christian music, Pop rock
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(#48) Jason Michael Carroll
- Country
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(#49) Mary Lou Williams
- Third stream, Swing music, Hard bop, Classical music, Big band, Gospel music, Free jazz
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(#50) The Catalinas
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North Carolina in the United States is known for its ancient musical traditions. Many influential musicians have been born here. Such as these Country Musicians North Carolina Ramblers and Al Hopkins, Arthur Smith is the most famous musician in North Carolina, he has the first national joint TV show featuring country music. In the late 1920s, the famous bluegrass musicians Earl Scruggs and Doc Watson also came from North Carolina.
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