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Exploring the Best Electronic Music of 2019 - A Genre Guide
Music is one of the most diverse art forms that have the power to transform our moods and shape our attitudes. As we move forward into a new decade, it is interesting to look back and reflect on the eclectic mix of music that emerged in 2019. With the rise of electronic music, this genre will unquestionably continue to dominate the charts in the coming years. So, let's explore the best electronic music of 2019, its history, genres, song examples, and current trends that have hit the music industry by storm.
Electronic music has been around for several decades, originating from experimental, avant-garde, and underground music scenes in the late 1960s. In 2019, electronic music's popularity hit an all-time high, with several sub-genres and budding artists emerging globally. For instance, EDM had a fantastic year in 2019, with artists such as The Chainsmokers, Calvin Harris, Marshmello, and Alan Walker releasing smash hits. Additionally, various sub-genres like techno, house, and trance flourished during this year, crowning DJs and producers whose creativity and musical prowess know no bounds.
One of the most emerging genres of electronic music in 2019 was lo-fi, a style known for its grainy, sample-based sound and relaxed beats. This new genre is incredibly popular among young people and is characterised by its underground club culture, chill ambient sounds, and jazz-inspired vibes. Some of the most popular lo-fi artists in 2019 were bsd.u, Idealism, and Jinsang, who released various tracks that creativity used field recordings and samples to produce great music.
Another sub-genre that emerged in 2019 was dark ambient, featuring eerie, atmospheric sounds that transport you into chilling alternate realities. The style has become increasingly popular because of its melancholic nature with sub-genres like ambient techno and ambient drone emerging as well. Some of the most popular dark ambient artists in 2019 were Lustmord, Robert Rich, and Steve Roach.
When it comes to electronic music, creativity knows no bounds. Music producers in 2019 were super experimental, creating hybrids between different genres. Such hybrids include the fusion between trap and techno, melodic techno, or even tribal techno. Enrico Sangiuliano, Amelie Lens, and Charlotte de Witte are among some of the most exciting techno-focused producers that do not fail to capture their listeners' hearts and souls.
Do you love electronic dance music? Then, no year can be complete without the ultimate dancefloor bangers. In 2019, some of the biggest hits that were popularised and dominated the clubs and festivals include 'Old Town Road’ by Lil Nas X, 'Senorita' by Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello, and 'Swan Song’ by Dua Lipa. These songs are timeless, fun hits that have a great beat and groovy rhythm that will keep you on your feet.
Electronic music continues to push boundaries and dominate the music scene both locally and globally. 2019 introduced a myriad of new genres, created hybrid sub-genres, and produced some of the biggest hits in the music industry. From lo-fi to techno and dark ambient, the industry is ever-evolving. With so many different sounds out there, choose your preference, however broad, and take this opportunity to immerse yourself in whichever electronic sub-genre tickles your fancy. So put on your headphones and dive into electronic music that will awaken your senses like never before.
Latest songs added to the playlist:
1-Fatboy Slim - Midnight Right Here Right Now (valeesse Bootleg)
2-Radiohead - Thinking About You
3-Little Dragon - Slugs Of Love
4-Kosheen - Catch (tranceeye Bootleg)
5-The Herbaliser - New Improved
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