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ballad

[bal-uhd] / ˈbæl əd /
NOUN
narrative song
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Her contemporary approach blends intimate ballads with hip-hop beats and assertive attitude, while she leans further than some in the direction of jazzy soul.

From The Wall Street Journal

Released in 1983, the song has become one of the most famous power ballads of all time, making Tyler a household name.

From BBC

He wrote songs for the soundtrack that complement Trevor Jones’ score, including a dreamy ballad, “As the World Falls Down,” that critics frequently list as one of his best songs.

From Salon

Gladiator II and Hamnet star Mescal has a huge social media fanbase and mentioned last December he was loving a song called Evelyn, a plaintive folk ballad from Michael's second album Thin White Road.

From BBC

The most popular, a dreamy ballad called Into The Blue, has been played more than five million times.

From BBC