Title: U (album)
Content:  U is a double album, the seventh studio album overall, by the British psychedelic folk group the Incredible String Band (ISB) and was released on Elektra Records in October 1970. The majority of the material featured on the album was taken from the mixed-media production of the same name, which saw the band backed by the dancing troupe the Stone Monkey. The concept of U derived from the ISB's fascination and subsequent conversion to Scientology in 1969. Although the show, along with the songs, were seen as ambitious, U was a commercial failure for the ISB. The album managed to chart at number 183 on the Billboard 200, fairing considerably better in the UK where it peaked at number 34 on the UK Albums Charts.
Title: U (Super Junior song)
Content:  downloads, crashing the server. Composed by Norwegian composer Ken Ingwersen and British musician Kevin Simm, the song was promoted to be a song of "pure pop and dance" with contemporary R&B influences and harmonization. The rap lyrics of the song were written by Eunhyuk, in which the rap is divided to two solos, the first half for Eunhyuk and the second half for Kibum. Donghae also rapped in the background of Kibum's solo. Several remixed versions of "U" were performed, but none of them were released as official singles. One remixed version of the song contains a dance bridge in the middle of the song right before the rap, and another version had the song completely mixed, creating a different pop vibe throughout the whole song.
Title: U (album)
Content:  Williamson, realise their vision for a multi-media stage act. Described as a "surreal parable in song and dance" by Williamson, U was "neither a pageant, a play, dance, theater, nor pantomime, though there were elements of all of those" in the show. For the plot, Williamson explained "the vague notion was, a soul incarnates out of nowhere, lives, and then vanishes again at the other end. Hence the idea 'U'", although the performances themselves hardly followed a coherent storyline. On 8 April 1970 the three-hour U show opened at London's Roundhouse where it ran for ten consecutive days. As many as 12 dancers accompanied the 
Title: U/A (album)
Content:  U/A is the eighth studio album by Chandrabindoo, released in 2008 as their "Awshtom Aschorjyo" (Lit. Eighth Surprise) after a break of 3 years. The album title is a reference to the movie rating standard meaning Universal/Adult.
Title: U2
Content:  and Daniel Lanois at the production helm. With their influence, both albums achieved a "diverse texture". The songs from The Joshua Tree and Rattle and Hum placed more emphasis on Lanois-inspired rhythm as they mixed distinct and varied styles of gospel and blues music, which stemmed from the band's burgeoning fascination with America's culture, people and places. In the 1990s, U2 reinvented themselves as they began using synthesisers, distortion, and electronic beats derived from noise music, dance, and hip-hop on Achtung Baby, Zooropa, and Pop. According to Stephen Thomas Erlewine, "U2 was able to sustain their popularity in the '90s by reinventing themselves 
Title: The Incredible String Band
Content:  "U", which he envisaged as "a surreal parable in dance and song". It combined the band's music with dancing by the Stone Monkey troupe (which had evolved out of Exploding Galaxy), the letter U representing a transition from a high level of spiritual awareness to a low, then returning to a final peak of awareness and communication. Although the performance was ambitious, critical response was mixed, with some harsh reviews from critics who had in some cases acclaimed their earlier work. It fared little better in New York, and a planned US tour of "U" had to be cancelled after a few performances at the Fillmore East. Joe Boyd described the show as "a disaster".
Title: Buzz Bin
Content: U2 ; Urban Dance Squad ; Urge Overkill ; Us3 ; Utah Saints 
Title: U2
Content:  a breakthrough with the improvised writing of the song "One". They returned to Dublin in 1991, where morale improved and the majority of the album was completed. Achtung Baby was released in November 1991. The album represented a calculated change in musical and thematic direction for the group; the shift was one of their most dramatic since The Unforgettable Fire. Sonically, the record incorporated influences from alternative rock, dance, and industrial music of the time, and Bono referred to its musical departure as "four men chopping down the Joshua Tree". Thematically, it was a more introspective and personal record; it was darker, yet at times more flippant than the 
Title: U-N-I
Content:  by Ro Blvd) ; 15) Wildin' f/ Chen Lo & Tunji (prod. by Ro Blvd) ; 16) The Press Play Show Interlude Part 3 ; 17) Castle Vee Re-Up f/ Black Milk (prod. by Dibia$e) ; 18) Arcade Fly Remix f/ Wildabeast, 6th Sense, Buff1, Donny Goines, Fashawn ; 19) Night Nurse (prod. by Cook Classics) ; 20) Relax f/ Fashawn (prod. by FredNukes) ; 21) Return f/Talib Kweli (prod. by Lee Bannon) ; 22) Mainstream Consumers f/ Free Speech & Bambu (prod. by Ro Blvd) ; 23) Monster f/ Shawn Jackson (prod. by Jaguar Skills) ; 24) Vitamin B f/ CurT@!n$ (prod. by Lee Bannon) ; 25) The Press Play Show Interlude Part 4 ; 26) Start My Day f/ H.O.P.E. (prod. by Ro Blvd) ; 27) Herb f/Co$$ & Bad Lucc (prod. by Ro Blvd) 
Title: About U
Content:  About U is the debut studio album by American band Muna, released through RCA Records on February 30, 2017. It is a dark-pop, synth-pop. and dance-pop album influenced by 80's new wave.

Question: What genre is U Brown?
Answer: reggae.
reggae music.