The Timeline of EDM in the 2010s.
Dec 26, 2019 6:55:14 GMT 10
Post by mc98 on Dec 26, 2019 6:55:14 GMT 10
This topic will cover the genre that dominated the 2010s, EDM.
2010: David Guetta came into the scene with his electro house hits Sexy Chick, Club Can't Handle Me, and Memories, which signals that EDM will dominate the majority of the 2010s. Build-ups and drops were increasingly apparent with songs like Only Girl, Like a G6, and Dynamite.
2011: EDM continued to explode in the charts and influencing pop music. Dubstep also came into the scene and was everywhere. Any upbeat club banger you heard this year were influenced by EDM music. Artists like Calvin Harris and LMFAO jump started the EDM boom that'll absolutely dominate the next few years.
2012/2013: Both of these years were the absolute peak of EDM. The build-ups and drops were everywhere. Dubstep was everywhere. It was dominated by DJ"s like Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Avicii, Swedish House Mafia, and Zedd.
2014: Even though this was a big year for EDM, it certainly got a little more chopped n screwed with the new genre that peaked in 2014, Trap EDM. Songs like Dark Horse and Turn Down For What made vocal chops and adding southern hip hop elements mainstream in EDM. Deep House also came into the scene with a more smooth and chill songs like Latch, Hideaway, Rather Be, Waves, and Prayer In C.
2015/2016: Both years were soft rock moments for EDM. Tropical House came into the scene and made EDM have a softer and vibey sound. Songs like Cheerleader, Firestone, Fast Car, This Girl, Took a Pill in Ibiza, Lean On, and any song that Justin Bieber was in epitomized the sound of both years. The Chainsmokers also made EDM have a more safer and poppier sound.
2017: This year was when EDM started to decline in the charts. Although, there were still occasional Tropical House and Chainsmoker songs in the first half of 2017, there came a new genre of EDM called Future Bass. This genre is characterized by wonky melodies and soft drops. It was popularized by Flume"s Never Be Like You and many DJ's like Zedd, Marshmello, Martin Garrix, and Swedish House Mafia began to use the sound with songs like Stay, Alone, Scared To Be Lonely, and More Than You Know.
2018: This was the last year when EDM was on the charts. Future bass continuted to rule the EDM scene with songs like FRIENDS, Happier, In My Mind, and The Middle. You could still hear house songs like One Kiss and Nevermind.
2019: EDM is no longer the popular genre.
2010: David Guetta came into the scene with his electro house hits Sexy Chick, Club Can't Handle Me, and Memories, which signals that EDM will dominate the majority of the 2010s. Build-ups and drops were increasingly apparent with songs like Only Girl, Like a G6, and Dynamite.
2011: EDM continued to explode in the charts and influencing pop music. Dubstep also came into the scene and was everywhere. Any upbeat club banger you heard this year were influenced by EDM music. Artists like Calvin Harris and LMFAO jump started the EDM boom that'll absolutely dominate the next few years.
2012/2013: Both of these years were the absolute peak of EDM. The build-ups and drops were everywhere. Dubstep was everywhere. It was dominated by DJ"s like Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Avicii, Swedish House Mafia, and Zedd.
2014: Even though this was a big year for EDM, it certainly got a little more chopped n screwed with the new genre that peaked in 2014, Trap EDM. Songs like Dark Horse and Turn Down For What made vocal chops and adding southern hip hop elements mainstream in EDM. Deep House also came into the scene with a more smooth and chill songs like Latch, Hideaway, Rather Be, Waves, and Prayer In C.
2015/2016: Both years were soft rock moments for EDM. Tropical House came into the scene and made EDM have a softer and vibey sound. Songs like Cheerleader, Firestone, Fast Car, This Girl, Took a Pill in Ibiza, Lean On, and any song that Justin Bieber was in epitomized the sound of both years. The Chainsmokers also made EDM have a more safer and poppier sound.
2017: This year was when EDM started to decline in the charts. Although, there were still occasional Tropical House and Chainsmoker songs in the first half of 2017, there came a new genre of EDM called Future Bass. This genre is characterized by wonky melodies and soft drops. It was popularized by Flume"s Never Be Like You and many DJ's like Zedd, Marshmello, Martin Garrix, and Swedish House Mafia began to use the sound with songs like Stay, Alone, Scared To Be Lonely, and More Than You Know.
2018: This was the last year when EDM was on the charts. Future bass continuted to rule the EDM scene with songs like FRIENDS, Happier, In My Mind, and The Middle. You could still hear house songs like One Kiss and Nevermind.
2019: EDM is no longer the popular genre.
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