Bluesissa

Bluesissa refers to a specific style or subgenre within blues music. While "blues" itself is a broad term encompassing a rich and varied musical tradition, bluesissa often denotes a particular approach to playing, singing, or composing blues songs that might emphasize certain elements. This could include a focus on raw, unpolished vocals, a traditional song structure, or a preference for specific instrumentation like acoustic guitar and harmonica.

The term is not as widely recognized as major blues subgenres like Chicago blues, Delta blues, or Texas blues. Instead, "bluesissa" might be used more informally within certain musical communities or by musicians to describe their own particular brand of blues. It suggests an adherence to the core emotional and stylistic tenets of the blues, perhaps with a less commercial or more authentic feel. It's possible that the term arose organically to differentiate a specific sound from more stylized or modernized versions of blues. The exact characteristics associated with bluesissa can vary depending on who is using the term and in what context, but it generally implies a deep respect for the roots and emotional core of blues music.