Music Styles

Nobody is neutral about a genre.

Most poopular · Electronic

Public votes set the order. #1 is the most pooped.

Amapiano Electronic

South African house with log drums and long, patient builds where very little happens quickly.

Ambient Electronic

Written to work as an environment: it rewards attention but does not demand it.

Deep house Electronic

House with softer chords and more space, aimed at mood rather than peak-time energy.

Disco Electronic

Four-to-the-floor drums with strings, horns and a prominent bass line, written for dancing in a room together.

Downtempo Electronic

Electronic music at a walking pace, keeping the production of club music without the tempo.

Drum and bass Electronic

Broken drum patterns near 170 beats per minute over a slow, heavy bass line.

Dubstep Electronic

Half-time drums with a heavy bass line, and a wobble made by modulating a filter in time with the beat.

EDM Electronic

An umbrella label used mostly by the American festival industry, covering several genres that do not consider themselves the same.

House Electronic

Four-to-the-floor drums around 120 to 130 beats per minute, built for a club rather than for radio.

#10

Hyperpop Electronic

Pop pushed past its own limits: clipped, pitched-up vocals and deliberately artificial production.

#11

Techno Electronic

Machine-made and repetitive on purpose, built from drum machines and synthesizers rather than songs.

#12

Trance Electronic

Long builds and breakdowns designed to arrive somewhere, with melody carrying more weight than in most electronic music.

#13

UK garage Electronic

Shuffled, syncopated drums with chopped vocals, and the direct ancestor of grime and UK drill.

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