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The phrase "about what genres" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or inquiring about different types or categories of something, typically in the context of literature, music, or art.
Example: "I'm curious about what genres you enjoy the most in your reading list."
Alternatives: "regarding which genres" or "concerning what genres".
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And ebook sharing sites are great for learning about what genres are in demand.
For me, the best thing about dubstep was how it destroyed so many preconceptions about what genres it's okay to draw influence from within dance music, and to combine elements from almost disparate scenes.
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But there is, of course, little consensus about what genre would best accommodate the material.
The band used to have long conversations about what genre they should stake a claim in — jazz or pop.
I'm not worrying too much about what genre I fall under, either.
For me, the most important thing is to try to tell an entertaining story – let other people worry about what genre it is.
The app will ask you questions about what genre of news you are interested in (business, technology, advertising, venture capital and health) and what types of publications you'd like news from (blogs, newspapers, video, magazines).
"I had a debate with some friends about what genre the song belonged in," recalls Chapman.
We never had the discussion about what genre we were going to be, it just came naturally.
If I spent my time wondering about what genre I wanted to be in or where I was on the charts, I wouldn't be able to write these kinds of song.
I don't really have a lot of preciousness about what genre I work in I think generally I gravitate toward more independent films because that's probably what I go to see the most.
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