ITT: Dead genres
ITT: Dead genres
Austin Harris
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Easton Thomas
Idm for the most part.
Evan James
Rock
Jordan Ward
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Levi Miller
Trip Hop, Britpop, Madchester - you know, most of these local genres that were characteristic for its time
Xavier Collins
>this guy thinks house is dead
Kayden Flores
it is, you junky faggot
Asher Garcia
>mfw even normies know spinnin records is a mafia and all their "artists" are actually puppets whose songs are made by ghost producers
Elijah Roberts
Just because you're an asocial basement dweller that never goes to night clubs doesn't mean that one of the most dominant and prevalent genres of today is dead.
Jaxon Rivera
Jazz
Blake Walker
i go to elite night clubs, not those shitholes where every faggot has bleached hair, wears kanye glasses from the 2008, pink wife beaters and overdoses on extasy
Bentley Evans
>most dominant
>prevalent
tell me 3 HUGE house DJ names that are big stars right now
Noah Peterson
And what do they play in those clubs, rich boy?
Josiah Green
mainly rap and the current fotm hits
Aiden Cooper
CALVIN HARRIS
AVICII
DAVID GUETTA
Adrian Campbell
>rap in nightclubs
Are they even trying?
Luke Morales
are we in 2013 still?
reggaeton summer hits have taken the place of edm summer hits
Connor Lewis
take that back
Joshua Adams
pop shitters basically
and only Calvin Harris is still relevant from those 3
the "big" house DJs are people like Mark Knight and Carl Cox, and no one gives a fuck about them
Ethan Baker
>a genre that started in early 80's is suddenly dead because it's not in top 5 spots of billboard's list this summer
Yeah, then every genre except for reggaeton and memerap is dead
Aiden Reed
its still being eaten up but nothing special has come out of it in the last year or so, it's kinda dead in terms of creativity. its not as big in america as it used to be, the two biggest genres there are rap and EDM (david guetta et c), but it's pretty big elsewhere.
gorgon city
low steppa
hot since 82
mark knight
yotto
Nicholas Sanchez
it's not, you racist rockist
Julian Ross
>gorgon city
>low steppa
>hot since 82
>mark knight
>yotto
LITERAL whos, how is this this the "most dominant and prevalent" genre then
Kayden Russell
>ive never heard of them so they're not famous
i only heard of kate bush for the first time 2 weeks ago but that doesn't mean she's not big
youtube.com
>51m views
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>7.8m views, also done work with tiesto
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>3.5m views
low steppa & yotto would be known names if you're into the music but i'll be generous and say they're "literal whos" because you might not otherwise, although for what its worth yotto's played the SSE arena in wembley
Brandon Hughes
>i only heard of kate bush for the first time 2 weeks ago
This is not something to brag about, newfag. Leave.
Cameron Jones
>nothing special has come out of it in the last year or so
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Jose Evans
why do you care about anyone being 'big stars'? why not just quality music?
Jackson Hill
which part of the "most dominant and prevalent genre" its hard for you to understand?
there are emo-rock videos with 100 mill views on youtube, does that make it the most prevalent genre too?
Nathan Russell
can you mongs learn to follow the conversation chain in these threads instead of jumping in the middle with your hot opinions?
the whole conversation started when some other user called house one of the "most dominant and prevalent genres" which is simply untrue
we are not discussing the quality of it
Jayden Cruz
it is MUCH truer than retarded OP calling it a dead genre
also, that user didn't say it is the most dominant and prevalent genre but ONE OF which is indeed true if we judge it by billboard hot 100 of last few years
Kevin Evans
ive been here for 5 years, do you listen to every single musical name you ever encounter? if so i envy your free time.
i haven't heard of any of these producers but i'll take a listen, i stopped listening to house when the "samba house" started getting really popular so i went back to listening to trance.
i never claimed it was "the most dominant and prevelant genre", that was a different user. you asked for at least 3 big DJs/producers and i showed you 5. if thats not enough
youtube.com
>151m views
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>121m views
Cooper Clark
the best dance singles/eps/abums are always been released in the underground and obscurity.
Parker Collins
garage/ "future" garage
dnb
trip hop
rock