ambient music
[noun]
a genre of music known for its atmospheric and often electronic soundscapes, designed to create a relaxing and immersive listening experience
ambient pop
[noun]
a subgenre of popular music that incorporates ambient elements, such as atmospheric textures and dreamy soundscapes, into its musical arrangements
dark ambient
[noun]
a subgenre of ambient music that is characterized by eerie, haunting, and often unsettling atmospheric sounds
ambient house
[noun]
a subgenre of electronic dance music that blends the beat of house music with relaxing and immersive sounds to create a chill atmosphere
ambient industrial
[noun]
a genre of experimental music that combines elements of ambient and industrial music, often featuring dark, atmospheric, and industrial sounds
ambient techno
[noun]
a genre of electronic music that combines elements of ambient and techno, often featuring repetitive beats, synthetic sounds, and atmospheric textures
ambient dub
[noun]
a genre of electronic music that blends elements of ambient and dub music, characterized by slow, spacious rhythms, echoing effects, and dub-inspired production techniques
space music
[noun]
a genre of music that often features electronic instruments and creates a sense of floating and weightlessness, evoking the feeling of traveling through space
dub
[noun]
a style of West Indian electronic music that has a strong beat, influenced by reggae
dungeon synth
[noun]
atmospheric fantasy-inspired music often created with synthesizers, evoking medieval and dungeon-like soundscapes
hardstyle
[noun]
fast-paced electronic dance music with energetic beats, heavy basslines, and distinctive screeching synths
illbient
[noun]
an experimental electronic genre blending ambient, hip-hop, and dub, known for its dark and futuristic soundscapes
future bass
[noun]
an electronic genre known for its melodic, futuristic, and bass-heavy tracks with energetic beats, lush synths, and soulful vocal samples
new-age music
[noun]
a genre of ambient and spiritual music characterized by soothing and introspective soundscapes with influences from world music traditions
chill-out music
[noun]
a type of electronic downtempo music that is supposed to make the audience calm and relaxed
house music
[noun]
a style of electronic dance music marked with a fast repetitive beat and a tempo of 110 to 130 bpm
acid house
[noun]
a subgenre of house music first developed in the US, marked with a fast steady beat and distorted synthesized sound effects, especially popular among those who take psychedelic drugs
industrial music
[noun]
an experimental genre characterized by harsh, abrasive sounds, unconventional elements, and mechanical aesthetics, with roots in post-punk, noise, and electronic music
electronic rock
[noun]
a genre that combines rock and electronic music, featuring guitars, synthesizers, and electronic beats, resulting in a fusion of traditional rock instrumentation with electronic sounds
deep house
[noun]
genre of electronic dance music that has a slow and relaxed beat, with soulful vocals and a focus on melody and atmosphere
nu-disco
[noun]
a contemporary dance music genre with funky basslines, catchy melodies, and modern reinterpretations of classic disco elements
electro house
[noun]
a high-energy genre that combines house and electro music, featuring energetic beats, heavy basslines, and prominent synthesizers and electronic sounds
electroacoustic music
[noun]
an experimental genre that blends electronic and acoustic elements to create innovative and immersive soundscapes
hardcore
[noun]
an aggressive music genre with fast-paced, heavy sound, distorted guitars, shouted or screamed vocals, and raw, confrontational lyrics, originating from the punk rock scene
dub techno
[noun]
a genre of electronic music that combines dub and techno, characterized by deep, atmospheric, and repetitive sounds with echo-laden effects, spacious reverbs, pulsating rhythms, and minimalist arrangements
jungle music
[noun]
a genre of electronic dance music rooted in the UK in the 1990s that has a fast drum beat and elements of hardcore and reggae
electronica
[noun]
a diverse genre of electronic music that blends experimental, ambient, and electronic styles to create unique and innovative soundscapes
Uk garage
[noun]
an electronic dance music that combines elements of house music with soul, first developed in the UK in early 1990s
dubstep
[noun]
a genre of electronic dance music with heavy basslines, syncopated rhythms, sparse arrangements, and a distinct 'wobble' sound
intelligent dance music
[noun]
an experimental electronic genre with complex beats, unconventional rhythms, and innovative sound design
breakbeat
[noun]
an electronic music genre with syncopated rhythms, chopped-up drum samples, and distinctive 'breaks,' originating from hip hop and evolving into various sub-genres
psychedelic trance
[noun]
an electronic dance music genre known for its fast tempo, driving basslines, hypnotic melodies, and psychedelic soundscapes
electronic dance music
[noun]
a type of popular music with a strong beat that people dance to in clubs
drum and bass
[noun]
a genre of dance music originally from the UK with a fast drumbeat and heavy bassline
acid techno
[noun]
an electronic dance music genre with squelchy synthesizer sounds, pounding beats, and a futuristic vibe
electronic body music
[noun]
a raw, aggressive, and danceable genre of electronic music known for its repetitive beats, distorted vocals, and industrial elements
speedcore
[noun]
an extreme genre of hardcore techno with blistering fast beats, aggressive sounds, and high-energy tempos
rave music
[noun]
a genre of electronic dance music that has fast tempos, heavy basslines, and repetitive beats to create an energetic and exciting atmosphere
drone music
[noun]
an ambient genre of electronic music with sustained tones or sounds that create a hypnotic and immersive experience, evoking introspection and timelessness
synth-pop
[noun]
a subgenre of wave music developed in 1980s that employs a heavy use of synthesizers and electronic instruments
glitch music
[noun]
a subgenre of electronic music that is formed around the concept of aesthetic of failure during the 1990s, using glitch-based audio
dance-punk
[noun]
a genre that fuses punk rock and dance music, featuring energetic beats, punk-inspired instrumentation, and catchy melodies for a dynamic and vibrant sound
Eurodance
[noun]
upbeat electronic dance music with catchy melodies, energetic beats, and synthesized sounds that are dancefloor-friendly
dance music
[noun]
any music that is intended for dancing to, especially a type of electronic music with strong synthesized beat played in the clubs
disco
[noun]
a type of popular dance music characterized by hypnotic rhythm and repetitive lyrics with influences from soul
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