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The 37 pages that link to Electronic dance music, each with the reason it gives.
Electronic musicBroader topic: It is one of electronic music’s largest and most varied popular branches.
PolyrhythmRelated: Producers layer contrasting rhythmic cycles over a stable dance pulse.
Music productionBroader topic: Its arrangement often builds around programmed beats, synthesized sounds, and club playback.
SynthesizerRelated: Synthesizers supply many of its basses, leads, pads, and rhythmic textures.
Drum machineRelated: Drum machines provide the repeated percussion patterns that anchor many styles.
Dance-popNarrower topic: Dance-pop adapts club-music rhythms and textures into pop songs.
Hindi film musicCompared with: Its production methods increasingly shape contemporary Hindi film arrangements.
House musicNarrower topic: House became one of the central styles within the wider electronic dance-music tradition.
Dance musicBroader topic: This umbrella covers many contemporary forms of dance-oriented electronic production.
Synth-popCompared with: Synth-pop centers songs and vocals more often than dance music’s extended, DJ-oriented forms.
Four-on-the-floorNarrower topic: Four-on-the-floor is one of EDM’s most widespread rhythmic foundations.
Giorgio MoroderNarrower topic: Moroder’s disco productions helped establish a template for later electronic dance music.
NightclubRelated: Many nightclubs provide spaces for its DJs, producers, and dance communities.
TechnoNarrower topic: Techno is one of the major genres within this broader musical category.
Music genreBroader topic: Its subgenres demonstrate how production methods and dance settings create distinctions.
KrautrockRelated: Repetitive grooves and studio-based sound design anticipated techniques later central to electronic dance music.
Daft PunkNarrower topic: Daft Punk helped connect club music with mainstream pop and album audiences.
Italo discoNarrower topic: Italo disco is an early regional strand of electronic dance music.
Music sequencerRelated: Pattern-based sequencing is widely used to arrange its beats, bass lines, and synthesizers.
The WeekndCompared with: Its club-centered conventions contrast with the introspective songwriting in much of Tesfaye’s catalog.
BjörkRelated: Its rhythms and production techniques are a recurring foundation in her albums.
Pet Shop BoysNarrower topic: The duo’s club-oriented records sit within this broader musical tradition.
SubwooferRelated: Its kick drums and bass lines often depend on subwoofer-range playback.
Calvin HarrisNarrower topic: Harris’s productions draw on its rhythms, sounds, and audience.
David GuettaRelated: His hits helped bring the term and its festival-associated sound into mainstream pop culture.
Donna SummerNarrower topic: “I Feel Love” helped establish a template for electronic dance production.
I Feel LoveNarrower topic: The song became a landmark in the development of this broader musical tradition.
The ProdigyNarrower topic: The Prodigy’s rave roots place its work within this wider musical tradition.
Armin van BuurenNarrower topic: His career helped bring trance into the wider international electronic dance music scene.
AviciiRelated: His international breakthrough coincided with EDM’s expansion into mainstream pop.
Deadmau5Narrower topic: Deadmau5’s work belongs to this broad musical field.
Jean-Michel JarreCompared with: Jarre shares electronic instruments with dance music but often emphasizes expansive melodies and theatrical settings.
Yo Yo Honey SinghRelated: Electronic club production helped give Singh’s songs their prominent dance-floor pulse.
BasshunterNarrower topic: Basshunter’s sound sits within this broad musical tradition.
Hande YenerNarrower topic: Its sounds and club conventions shaped Yener’s electronic-era recordings.
SkrillexNarrower topic: Skrillex’s career took shape within EDM’s expanding festival and club culture.
StromaeRelated: Electronic beats give many of Stromae’s serious songs their danceable surface.