Music

Doo-wop

Doo-wop: American vocal harmony pop from the 1940s–1960s

Doom metal

Doom metal: slow, heavy, and melancholic subgenre of heavy metal

Dos Historias

Dos Historias (Selena and Ana Bárbara)

Double bass

Double reed

Double stopping

Doves (band)

Down (band)

Down (American heavy metal band)

Down (Jay Sean song)

Down (Stone Temple Pilots song)

Down by Law (band)

Down on the Upside

Down on the Upside (Soundgarden album)

Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show

Dragon Ash

Dragon Ash: Japanese rap-rock pioneers blending hip hop and rock

DragonForce

DragonForce: English power metal band famed for high-speed guitar virtuosity

Drama (Jamelia album)

Dream pop

Dream Theater

Dreaming of You (Selena album)

Dreaming Out Loud (OneRepublic album)

Dreams Come True

Dreams Come True (Japanese pop duo)

Drone (music)

Drone (music): sustained tones and their role in folk and art music

Drowned in Sound

Drowned in Sound (UK independent music webzine)

Drowning Pool

Drum

Drum: types, construction, playing methods and cultural role

Drum and bass

Drum and Bass (DnB): Origins, Characteristics and Cultural Impact

Drum and bugle corps

Drum and Bugle Corps: Origins, Instruments, and Competitive Tradition

Drum kit

Drum kit (drum set or trap set)

Drum machine

Drum machine: electronic percussion instrument and sequencer

Drum stick

Drumstick

Drummer

Drummer: role, instruments, history and musical contexts

Dubstep

Duet

Duet: definition, types, history and uses in music

Dulce Amor

Dulce Amor (song)

Dungeon Family

Dungeon Family (Atlanta hip hop collective)

Duran Duran

Duran Duran — English new wave and pop band

Dynamics (music)

E major

E major (musical key)

E minor

E-flat major

E-flat minor

Earl (mixtape)

Earl (mixtape) — debut release by Earl Sweatshirt

Early Norwegian black metal scene

Early Norwegian black metal scene: origins, controversies and legacy

Early Winter

Early Winter (Gwen Stefani song)

Earth Song

Earth Song (Michael Jackson song)

East 17

East Coast blues

East Coast blues (Piedmont blues)