Techno/Trance/DubStep/Hardstyle/Shuffle.

.curve · Post by **.curve** » Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:35 pm

Sanktum wrote:It's not just dance music that's posted here. So Electronic music uberthread would be better.

EDM is a blanket term for dubstep, trance, hardstyle, etc. Any sort of electronic music subcategory you can think of falls under EDM.

Also, you can dance to anything.

poehalcho · Post by **poehalcho** » Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:41 pm

.curve wrote:
Sanktum wrote:It's not just dance music that's posted here. So Electronic music uberthread would be better.

EDM is a blanket term for dubstep, trance, hardstyle, etc. Any sort of electronic music subcategory you can think of falls under EDM.

Also, you can dance to anything.

I oppose to that statement. Even if someone officially stated it I still disagree.

Sanktum's Electronic Uberthread is a much nicer name for a thread and feels allround more-including.

.curve · Post by **.curve** » Fri Jun 15, 2012 10:00 pm

poehalcho wrote:
.curve wrote:
Sanktum wrote:It's not just dance music that's posted here. So Electronic music uberthread would be better.

EDM is a blanket term for dubstep, trance, hardstyle, etc. Any sort of electronic music subcategory you can think of falls under EDM.

Also, you can dance to anything.

I oppose to that statement. Even if someone officially stated it I still disagree.

Sanktum's Electronic Uberthread is a much nicer name for a thread and feels allround more-including.

The issue with that is we've all contributed a ton. I would accept SRF's EDM Uberthread. That rolls off the tongue imo

Deadsolid · Post by **Deadsolid** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:02 am

I guess you can dance to dubstep.

poehalcho · Post by **poehalcho** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:34 am

Deadsolid wrote:I guess you can dance to dubstep.

Dubstep is the easiest to dance to, even someone with Parkinson's can do it :sohappy:

(j/k)

omier · Post by **omier** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 12:14 pm

poehalcho wrote:
Deadsolid wrote:I guess you can dance to dubstep.

Dubstep is the easiest to dance to, even someone with Parkinson's can do it
(j/k)

Same with splittercore and extratone.

Midori · Post by **Midori** » Tue Jun 26, 2012 9:59 am

You can do some pretty sick arm wobbles with dubstep.

.curve · Post by **.curve** » Tue Jun 26, 2012 2:13 pm

Deadsolid wrote:I guess you can dance to dubstep.

I think you can. I mean I see people shuffling, raging, just getting down. Especially at huge drops.

Shomari · Post by **Shomari** » Tue Jun 26, 2012 9:22 pm

had to take the vid down cuz ya know legal reasons.
But it was Netsky's "2" album.
was kinda disappointed with this album.

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Album by Purity Ring is rockin' though.
http://grooveshark.com/playlist/Purity+ ... s/74854761

Skyve · Post by **Skyve** » Wed Jun 27, 2012 11:31 pm

When I think Netsky, I think about this awesome remix.

Fury · Post by **Fury** » Fri Jun 29, 2012 4:57 pm

.curve · Post by **.curve** » Fri Jun 29, 2012 8:58 pm

So as I was driving home from work I was thinking...

I think Katy Perry should team up with Armin or A&B or even Dash Berlin and put out a gnarly vocal trance tune.

Mainstream or not, she's got a powerful voice that would be perfect for trance. I couldn't see Armin or A&B doing it, they seem to pick really underground singers with beautiful voices, but Dash Berlin I think would and it would be amazing.

Deadsolid · Post by **Deadsolid** » Sat Jun 30, 2012 8:40 pm

.curve wrote:...but Dash Berlin I think would and it would be amazing.

I'll put money she eventually does something with Kaskade. Unfortunately, I don't think she has it in her to do something with anyone who isn't huge in the US.

.curve · Post by **.curve** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 4:05 am

Deadsolid wrote:
.curve wrote:...but Dash Berlin I think would and it would be amazing.

I'll put money she eventually does something with Kaskade. Unfortunately, I don't think she has it in her to do something with anyone who isn't huge in the US.

I could see Kaskade. He's getting bigger, at least around here. I keep hearing stuff on the radio for shows he's playing.

I could also sadly see David Guetta and her pairing up. While I hate the guy for this selling out, he does play a pretty good live DJ set.

Deadsolid · Post by **Deadsolid** » Tue Jul 03, 2012 11:18 pm

.curve wrote:I could see Kaskade. He's getting bigger, at least around here. I keep hearing stuff on the radio for shows he's playing.

I could also sadly see David Guetta and her pairing up. While I hate the guy for this selling out, he does play a pretty good live DJ set.

Yea I'd protest the latter hard.

Slightly related, this is a good article. Although I find it hard to believe that anything other than sheer numbers keep good female DJ's from the forefront. For every female I can name 10 male DJ's. It's not that they aren't as popular as men, it's just that they aren't as many as men. Maybe 10 years ago the gender gap was polarized, but EDM is def more progressive than anything else and I don't think anything but math is keeping that gap alive today. Side note: does anyone else feel like it's genre of the liberal minded youth?

Key-J · Post by **Key-J** » Sat Jul 07, 2012 9:45 am

It's been a while, thought i might throw some tracks in:

Somewhat for the Song, but mainly for the Video >:3

Personally, i'm a sucker for Remixes like this. Blame the Latino in me.

All for now

.curve · Post by **.curve** » Sat Jul 07, 2012 3:17 pm

Deadsolid wrote:Yea I'd protest the latter hard.

Slightly related, this is a good article. Although I find it hard to believe that anything other than sheer numbers keep good female DJ's from the forefront. For every female I can name 10 male DJ's. It's not that they aren't as popular as men, it's just that they aren't as many as men. Maybe 10 years ago the gender gap was polarized, but EDM is def more progressive than anything else and I don't think anything but math is keeping that gap alive today. Side note: does anyone else feel like it's genre of the liberal minded youth?

Yes. The whole scene and atmosphere of raves being that everyone is there for the love of the music, and because of that, everyone is accepting of really anyone's tastes or lifestyle.