West Coast Rock

West Coast Rock is a style of rock music that emerged from the coastal regions of California and the Pacific Northwest in the late 1960s and 1970s. It characterizes itself with a laid-back, melodic sound, often incorporating elements of folk, blues, and country. Bands like The Doors, Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac exemplify this genre, which emphasizes harmonious vocals, smooth guitar riffs, and a relaxed vibe. West Coast Rock is known for its polished production, lyrical storytelling, and a focus on creating accessible, radio-friendly music that captures the carefree, sunny spirit of the region.