What is another word for fourth world musics?
Pronunciation: [fˈɔːθ wˈɜːld mjˈuːzɪks] (IPA) 
Fourth World Musics, a term coined by composer and musician Jon Hassell, describes a fusion of traditional and modern sounds from cultures around the world. It falls under the category of "world music" but emphasizes a unique blend of indigenous instruments and contemporary electronic elements. Other terms that may be used for this genre include "global fusion," "ethno-ambient," or "world electronica." The music often incorporates field recordings, improvised performances, and collaboration between musicians from different cultures. Fourth World Musics celebrate and express cultural diversity, offering a refreshing perspective on music that transcends geographic boundaries.
