[Vibraphon]

Thank you, Mike.

It took me some time to recognize that I have to make the two queries step by step, but something went wrong.

As I did not use commas to separate keywords, I first tried the two simple queries. But they created genres for nearly all songs with incredible many genres (see picture attached).
So I replaced the database by my backup and tried the more complex queries.

The complex queries created more new genres (from 46 to 101) including one "<blank>" genre.
Several genres got doubled "Med.", "Med." on songs.
A Song with the keyword "Bright Latin or Swing" at the end had the following genres:
"Bright", "BrighT", "Bright Latin", "Bright Latin or Swing", "Latin", "Swing", "<Blank>"

So the query created from every word (instead of "or") and every combination a genre and added this to the song.
I am not used with SQL so I don't know how to modify the query.

If everything would work well it would be good to have an additional query to delete all "keywords". I think that is easy for you unfortunaly not for me.

Thank you
Paul