Underground
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The place or space beneath the surface of the ground;subterranean space.A spirit raised from depth of underground. Shak.
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Un•der•ground (un’der ground’), n., adj.
- A genre in music and other forms of media intended for an elite audience, that is often characterized by its high levels of originality and experimentation, and does not conform to typical standards, trends, or hypes as set by the popular [mainstream] media.
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Art, opinion or organization that exists outside of mainstream society or culture. Also known as independent or sometimes counter-culture.
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in simple terms,
the opposite of [mainstream] -
Does NOT have to be unknown, it can also be a rapper that was underground yet kept the style and became extremely popular and well-selling commercial material
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The London railway system. Also called the Metro or Tube.
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The Space of matter beneath the ground. Mostly thought to be considered only the earth's crust layer.
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A movement or a group of people related to music, who do it not for the money, the notoriety or the fame, but for the love. They don’t promote, because they don’t crave popularity. They also don’t need to tell everyone about how underground they are because they aren’t really interested in labelling their own movement, they just do it, and if people enjoy it, great.
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