Added other genre names support for dynamic coloring #211
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Techno : #EDM# Moombahton : #GlitchHop# Psytrance : #Trance# Hardcore, Happy Hardcore : #HardDance#
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Dynamic coloring by genre didn't work for a few songs because I have some genres that the program don't recognize, though they are used by Monstercat for labeling.
So I've just changed one file to recognize these genres and to apply dynamic coloring . If you found more missing genres / subgenres that Monstercat use, feel free to add them.