What is another word for fourth world music?
Pronunciation: [fˈɔːθ wˈɜːld mjˈuːzɪk] (IPA) 
The term "fourth world music" was coined by composer and trumpeter Jon Hassell to describe a fusion of world music and modern electronic sounds. Some synonyms for this genre include "ethnic electronica," "global fusion," or "worldbeat trance." These terms are used to describe the blending of traditional music styles from various cultures with contemporary electronic elements. The resulting sound is often mesmerizing and transcendent, transporting listeners to a new realm that combines ancient rhythms with cutting-edge technology. Fourth world music has gained popularity in recent years, as more artists are exploring the boundaries between cultural traditions and modern music trends, creating a world-embracing sound that is unmistakably unique.
