How did electronic music evolve through the years?
If you want a thorough understanding of how electronic music evolved over the years, you will need to read some hefty books, as there are so many nuances and branches to cover. In the meantime, here is an insightful brief overview of electronic music’s evolution, from the 19th to the 21st Century. The Early Years These days, electronic music is everywhere. It
Why is electronic music so good for studying?
Finding it hard to concentrate on your assignment at hand? Have a deadline dissertation, or have to write a research paper but can’t focus enough to finish it on time? Don’t worry; all you need to do is get some good pair of headphones, plus them in, and play electronic music to help you concentrate! What? Surprise to hear that electronic
Lockdown sets: some of the most interesting livestream sets so far: Editorial
Right now, the current Covid-19 pandemic is making it harder for producers to entertain their fans, with all festival and tour plans coming to a complete stop for the foreseeable future. Although the electronic music industry is already one of the most creative industries to exist, it seems that everyone has stepped up their creative ideas even further right now
Fedde Le Grand classic ‘Put Your Hands Up For Detroit’ turns 14 years old
Fedde Le Grand is undoubtedly one of the most important names in the overall growth of dance music to the behemoth levels we see today. Back in the early 'noughties', electro records were starting to crossover into mainstream appeal, with acts like David Guetta, Eric Prydz, Joey Negro, Axwell, and Benny Benassi all making their way onto daytime radio thanks
Axwell classic remix of ‘In The Air’ turns 11 years old
Axwell. The professor. The Axtone founder. The Swedish House Mafia superstar. However you want to refer to him
A guide to rave bingo and how to organise your own event
You might be thinking that bingo is the preserve of the over 60s and that having a silver perm and a comfy cardigan is a prerequisite for playing. But you’d be wrong. In recent years, bingo has undergone a transformation from something uncool to something played by people from all walks of life and every generation (over the age of
Electronic music for studying concentration
Have an exam come up? Want to complete an assignment and can’t focus? Put in some good music, and start working on your essay! Surprised? Don’t be! It has been scientifically proven that music provides when you are trying to concentrate and focus. When it comes to concentrating, studying, and focusing, the types of music and music genres vary. Previously, the
Sofi Tukker discuss Grammy nominations, ‘DANCING ON THE PEOPLE’ EP and more: Exclusive
It's always fun when artists who are bringing something entirely new to the scene come along and completely change up everything with exciting new sounds. Fun and lively duo SOFI TUKKER are doing exactly that, bringing their unique experimental sound to the electronic scene and building an extremely solid reputation at the same time. Between getting not one but two
Claptone discusses ‘Drop The Pressure’, live shows and what’s next for his career: Exclusive
German masked mogul Claptone has not only branded himself in a unique and successful way, but his music has reached millions of people across the entire world over the years. Specialising in the house and tech house genres, he’s one of the most unique and exciting artists in the music industry, and there’s no one quite like him. Getting millions of streams on
How to use electronic music effectively in the training room
Many people have to get their playlist on or plug their earphones into their ears as they start their training sessions. The idea of using music while exercising is not new but has been in use for ages. However, it has been hard to understand why or how music helps people as they train. Fortunately, studies have consistently concluded that
Masked musicians: the rise of anonymous producers: Editorial
It's no secret that wearing a mask and hiding your true identity creates a certain mysterious aura. For centuries, people have used masks for their expressive powers and as a way to push the performative element even further in different cultures, but it becomes even more interesting when masked identities and electronic music collide. We’ve seen the rise in popularity of producers
They came, they saw, they conquered: Vini Vici: Exclusive
Psy-trance kings Vini Vici have truly earned their position within the electronic music hall of fame. With a completely unique signature sound that is instantly recognisable within each of their tracks, it’s no surprise that this dynamic pairing enjoyed a quick rise to the top of the ranks. Their major breakthrough occurred when they collaborated with Armin van Buuren and
Which attribute is more beneficial to producers; quality or quantity?
The age-old debate around quality vs quantity is regularly discussed throughout all aspects of life, particularly within creative industries. Within the electronic music industry, the debate rages on about whether it is more important to release tracks regularly, or whether the quality of the tracks released is the most paramount aspect. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons
Electronic music’s greatest controversy: The pop-EDM crossover
Once one of the most controversial tactics used by artists, the pop-EDM crossover collaboration is now commonplace within the electronic music industry. By joining forces, pop and electronic music pioneers have been able to mutually elevate their success by creating chart-topping hits that resonate with a larger fanbase. But this tactic isn’t without its controversy, and many have faced criticism
How leading events have earned their place atop the music industry
Events are the heartbeat of the music industry. They transform music into a real tangible product that can truly be heard and felt. They bring people together from all over the world for a mutual experience that nobody will forget. As the world has truly learned this year, without events, the whole industry suffers, from artists to journalists, from tourmanagers