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Pon de Replay
"Pon de Replay" is the 2005 debut single by Barbadian singer Rihanna, a dancehall-pop song from Music of the Sun that peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Poncho Sanchez
Poncho Sanchez (Ildefonso Sanchez, born 1951, Laredo, Texas) is a Grammy-winning American conguero and Latin jazz bandleader who played with Cal Tjader from 1975 to 1982 and won Best Latin Jazz Performance for Latin Soul in 2000.
Poncho Zuleta
Poncho Zuleta, also known as Alfonso Zuleta, is a Colombian vallenato singer born in 1949 in Villanueva, La Guajira, frontman of the duo Los Hermanos Zuleta with his brother Emiliano.
Pond (Australian band)
Pond is an Australian psychedelic rock band from Perth, formed by Nick Allbrook and Jay Watson of Tame Impala's touring band, with eleven albums including Beard, Wives, Denim, Stung! (2024), and Terrestrials (2026).
Ponderosa Twins Plus One
Ponderosa Twins Plus One, Cleveland soul vocal group formed 1970: Pelham and Gardner twins plus Ricky Spicer. One album, 2+2+1= (1971); "Bound" hit No. 47 Soul Singles and was later sampled in Kanye West's "Bound 2" and Tyler, The Creator's "A BOY IS A GUN".
Pony (Ginuwine song)
"Pony" (1996) is Ginuwine's debut R&B single, written with Timbaland and Static Major, produced by Timbaland, a No. 1 Billboard R&B hit from Ginuwine…The Bachelor, later famous via Magic Mike.
Pony Canyon (株式会社ポニーキャニオン)
Pony Canyon (株式会社ポニーキャニオン, PONY CANYON INC.), founded 1966 as Nippon Broadcasting System Service, renamed Pony 1970, merged with Canyon Records 1987; Fuji Media Holdings subsidiary for music, anime, and live entertainment.
Poo Bear
Poo Bear (Jason Boyd, born 1979) is an American songwriter and producer behind 112's Peaches & Cream, Usher's Caught Up, and Justin Bieber's Purpose-era hits including What Do You Mean? and Where Are U Now.
Poodle Hat
Poodle Hat, "Weird Al" Yankovic's eleventh album (May 2003, Volcano), won the 2004 Best Comedy Album Grammy; five parodies including Eminem's "Lose Yourself" as "Couch Potato," released single-less after Eminem refused a video.
Pooh Shiesty
Pooh Shiesty (Lontrell Dennell Williams Jr., born 1999) is a Memphis rapper signed to Gucci Mane's 1017 Records, known for Shiesty Season (2021) and "Back in Blood"; later convicted of a Florida firearms offense and charged in a 2026 Dallas kidnapping case.
Poolside (group)
Poolside is an electronic music act from Los Angeles, started in 2011 by Jeffrey Paradise and Filip Nikolic, known for its relaxed, sunny style of dance music called daytime disco.
Pop
Pop (pop music), from "popular", is a broad commercial genre defined by strong lead-vocal melody, verse-chorus structures, short songs and wide appeal, distinct from rock's album-based, adult-oriented tradition and measured by chart and streaming data.
Pop (U2 album)
Pop is U2's ninth studio album, released 3 March 1997 on Island Records, produced by Flood and Howie B. A dance- and hip-hop-influenced experiment recorded under deadline pressure, promoted by the PopMart tour, and later critically reevaluated.
Pop 2 (mixtape)
Pop 2 is Charli XCX's fourth mixtape, released 15 December 2017 on Asylum/Atlantic, executive produced by A. G. Cook, second 2017 mixtape after Number 1 Angel, and widely regarded as a blueprint of hyperpop.
Pop Evil
Pop Evil is an American hard rock band formed in 2001 in North Muskegon, Michigan, by vocalist Leigh Kakaty. Known for post-grunge radio hits "Trenches" and "Waking Lions," both Mainstream Rock chart-toppers, with albums through 2025's What Remains.
Pop Goes the Weasel
Pop Goes the Weasel is an English nursery rhyme and dance tune first published in the early 1850s, a Victorian dance craze, later a musical-chairs-style children's game and jack-in-the-box melody; its title phrase is most likely nonsense.
Pop music
Pop music: mainstream, wide-audience popular music shaped by publishers, record companies, and copyright; three stylistic revolutions (1964, 1983, 1991); third-largest U.S. streaming genre.
Pop Muzik
Pop Muzik is a 1979 synth-pop single by M, the alias of British musician Robin Scott, from the album New York London Paris Munich. It hit No. 2 in the UK and No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in November 1979.
Pop rock
Pop rock is a music genre that blends rock's rhythmic energy and instrumentation with pop's catchy melodies, concise song structures, and polished production, dating to the mid-1960s.
Pop screamo
Pop screamo, also called mall screamo, is a 2000s post-hardcore subgenre fusing screamo, emo pop, and metalcore, with screamed verses and clean choruses, peaking commercially around 2004 with bands like the Used and Thursday.
Pop Smoke
Pop Smoke (Bashar Barakah Jackson, 1999–2020) was a Brooklyn rapper, face of New York drill, with hits 'Welcome to the Party' and 'Dior'; killed at 20 in a Hollywood Hills robbery, with two posthumous albums topping Billboard.
Pop Will Eat Itself
Pop Will Eat Itself (PWEI), English alternative rock band formed 1986 in Stourbridge; grebo scene act turned sample-driven industrial rock, known for This Is the Day...This Is the Hour..., the 1993 top-ten hit "Get the Girl! Kill the Baddies!" and the 2025 album Delete Everything.
Pop Winans
Pop Winans (David Glenn Winans Sr., 1934-2009) was an American gospel singer and manager, patriarch of the Winans family; he managed the quartet the Winans and recorded as Mom & Pop Winans with wife Delores.
Pop-punk
Pop-punk: punk rock fused with pop hooks and power chords, originating with the Ramones, Buzzcocks and Undertones in the late 1970s, breaking mainstream with Green Day's Dookie and The Offspring's Smash in 1994, peaking with blink-182, and revived in the 2020s by Machine Gun Kelly.
Pop-Schlager
Pop-Schlager, also written Popschlager, is the modern, pop-produced form of German-language Schlager with bass-heavy, beat-driven production comparable to mainstream pop; its leading exponents include Helene Fischer, Vanessa Mai, and Beatrice Egli.
Pop'n'Gum
Pop'n'Gum is the second album by the French pop-rock band Superbus, released in 2004 on Mercury, certified gold in France, and featuring the hit "Radio Song".
PopArt: The Hits
PopArt: The Hits is a 2003 Parlophone two-CD Pet Shop Boys greatest-hits set of top-20 UK singles plus "Miracles" and "Flamboyant", split into Pop and Art discs; it reached UK No. 18 in 2009 and reached the US only in October 2006.
Popcaan
Popcaan (Andrae Hugh Sutherland, born 1988) is a Jamaican dancehall deejay from St. Thomas, protégé of Vybz Kartel, known for "Clarks", Where We Come From (2014), his OVO Sound signing, and Unruly Fest.
Popcorn (instrumental)
"Popcorn" (originally "Pop Corn") is a 1969 Moog synthesizer instrumental by Gershon Kingsley from Music to Moog By, made famous by Hot Butter's 1972 cover, which sold over two million records and topped charts in six countries.
Popcorn (Romanian music style)
Romanian Popcorn, also called Romanian House or Romanian Dance, is a late-2000s Romanian dance-pop style with staccato off-beat synth leads, 120-130 BPM, known for Inna's Hot, Stereo Love, and Mr. Saxobeat.