When thinking about genre, Amanda Roger's music has many influences. Mostly it can be said that she fits into the indie genre, primarily focusing on piano blues music, or folk music, both of which are generally listened to by late teens up to late twenties. This could suggest that her music should be aimed at these types of audiences, yet that does not specifically mean it is limited to them.
Whilst this is a component of her music, it could also be considered that it has elements of the Pop music style, particularly ballads. This means that, "This Beauty" especially, her music could be used within the mainstream charts that many people watch, therefore making it well known universally.
Her music is also very relatable, especially in the case of This Beauty, as it touches upon very important issues that early teens through to older women can identity with. This further extends her demographic to younger audiences and far older, especially if it were entered into the charts. Having a wide target audience like this means that it could be considerred more poipular than than the genre simply suggests.
Sound...
The music that Amanda writes is musically defined as a subtle mix between Jazz, Blues, Folk, Pop and Indie. She takes influences from whomever and whatever inspires her, helping her to creat a unique genre fusion that gives her a completely unique sound. This covers more than the target audience of her Genre of music, as audiences who are older may have an interest in the wider range of styles she showcases in a variety of her songs.
Appearance...
Amandas style is very distinct and natural, yet from this, is highly different to many mainstream artists. This is not a bad thing, yet it does serve to narrow her audience somewhat, with her strong views on how the world should be treated.
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