find directories containing multiple file sharing the same basename

Question

How would I modify the following bash instruction to get only the directories that match exactly genre_ (basename) and another genre_*. As the next step, I appended | wc -l to the second find, but I get for each line the same very high number, which tells me it's a count across directories (why?)?

$ find . -name 'genre_' -exec dirname {} \; | while EFS= read -r thedir; do echo "$(find . -name 'genre_*')"; done
./The-Specials/genre_
./The-Specials/genre_rock
./ACDC/genre_Hard-Rock
./We-3/genre_
./We-3/genre_Jazz

In the output above, only ACDC should be filtered out.

Answer 1

I admit I don't understand what your code is supposed to do (read: the question is not clear in this matter). However I can answer this:

As the next step, I appended | wc -l to the second find, but I get for each line the same very high number, which tells me it's a count across directories (why?)

You read -r thedir but thedir is never used. The second find is the same command every time, starting in ., hence the same number.

Bonus: I don't see the point of echo "$(find …)". This code smells fishy. It probably should be just find ….