2016 in American music
July

2016 in American music

Section Title: July
Table Section Text: None

Date	Album	Artist	Genre(s)

1	What We Live For	American Authors	Indie rockpop rock

California	Blink-182	Punk rockalternative rockpop punk

FMA	Grace	Hip hop soul

Bobby Tarantino	Logic	Hip hop

blackSUMMER'S'night	Maxwell	R&Bsoul

Coolaid	Snoop Dogg	West Coast hip hop

Waking at Dawn	Roy Woods	Hip hopPBR&B

8	The North Corridor	Chevelle	Rock

Snapshots	Nine Days	Alternative rock

Blank Face LP	Schoolboy Q	Hip hop

Where the Light Shines Through	Switchfoot	Alternative rockpower pop

15	Savage Mode	21 Savage and Metro Boomin	Hip hop

Dirty Heads	Dirty Heads	Reggae rockalternative rock

No Hard Feelings	Dreezy	Hip hop, R&B

Youth Authority	Good Charlotte	Pop punkalternative rock

Kidz Bop 32	Kidz Bop Kids	Children's musicpop

Fighter	David Nail	Country

We're All Somebody From Somewhere	Steven Tyler	CountrySouthern rock

22	Everybody Looking	Gucci Mane	Hip hop

Forever!	Hed PE	Rap rocknu metal

Lil Durk 2X	Lil Durk	Hip hop, trap

Periphery III: Select Difficulty	Periphery	MetalDjent

Air for Free	Relient K	Alternative rockChristian rock

Lemon Parade Revisited	Tonic	Acoustic

29	Simplicity	The Bouncing Souls	Punk rock

Hypercaffium Spazzinate	Descendents	Punk rockpop punk

Major Key	DJ Khaled	Hip hop

American Love	Jake Owen	Country

Love Remains	Hillary Scott & the Scott Family	Gospel

Generationwhy	Zhu	Electronic

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On 1st July, Blink-182 did California in American music.

final_sentence: On 1st July, Blink-182 did California in American music.