Pink's debut album, 'Can't Take Me Home,' is rooted in R&B and pop, showcasing her strong vocals and dance-oriented sound.

The 'Missundaztood' album marks a shift towards rock-influenced pop. Pink incorporates elements of punk rock and alternative rock into her music, reflecting a more authentic and personal sound.

With 'Try This,' Pink further explores the fusion of rock and pop, collaborating with Rancid's Tim Armstrong on several tracks.

From 'I'm Not Dead' onwards, Pink increasingly incorporates electronic and dance elements into her music, creating a sound that is both catchy and powerful. She experiments with different production techniques and collaborations.

Pink collaborates with Nate Ruess of the band Fun on the song 'Just Give Me a Reason.' The song is a massive hit and showcases her ability to blend her style with different genres.

Pink continues to experiment with different genres and styles throughout her career, proving her adaptability and willingness to evolve as an artist. She consistently blends pop, rock, electronic, and even country influences into her music.