No matter your musical taste – be it high-energy big room house, infectious tropical beats, underground techno or melodic trance – Electric Zoo offers music to please every ear. Their roster boasts both established artists who have taken over charts worldwide as well as newcomers who are revolutionizing genres. This year EZoo will mark its […]
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Electronic music creation involves many steps and stages. Finding inspiration – such as an appealing drum sound that becomes the cornerstone of your song – is paramount to this process. Techno and trance music use 4/4 kick beats of approximately 140 BPM to match the heart rate of energetic club dancers, while other genres may
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Techno music can be highly captivating and addictive, stimulating the brain and stimulating dopamine release for an intoxicating rush of euphoria. Techno has grown increasingly popular over time due to its engaging bass sounds and captivating melodies – an ideal accompaniment for any party or gathering! Scientists are conducting studies on the effects of EDM
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“Download” refers to an actual file that can be stored on a customer’s device; by contrast, “stream” refers only to one play of your song without them owning its file. Interactive streaming services dispense with any pretense of ownership by providing subscribers access to an extensive music library as long as they remain subscribers. The
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Electronic music‘s roots date back to the 1950s, with drum machines and electric organs becoming available commercially for purchase, while studio equipment also gradually advanced over time. Record players gradually became household appliances. Experiments using record players led to sound speed regulation that composers utilized in their works. The birth of electronic music Electronic instruments
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Cultivating an engaging piece of music requires more than simply an array of ideas. To truly master how to compose great essays, it’s crucial that one considers both its visual appearance and content in creating compelling articles. Which early electronic instrument allowed performers to control sound without touching it directly, and which DJ famously finished
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Edgard Varese was an innovator in electronic music. His groundbreaking compositions like Poeme electronique and Deserts challenged what was possible from musical pieces. His concept of organized sound shattered traditional notions of harmony and instrumentation while his use of spatialization and tape manipulation expanded the boundaries of sonic expression. Born in Paris Edgard Varese was
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Iannis Xenakis worked as an architectural draftsman for Le Corbusier before devoting his free time to music composing, revolutionising aural composition along the way. His complex scores are thrilling and emotionally captivating, drawing inspiration from mathematical sequences, Greek mythology, architecture, pointillism, the sound of coal smoldering, physics and beyond. Diamorphoses Composer, engineer and architect Iannis
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French producers produce everything from dreamy ambient sounds to upbeat broken rhythms intended to get dancers moving – this playlist highlights several such artists with an eclectic selection that will please both newcomers and veteran electronic music listeners alike. France has contributed immensely to the genre with scene godfathers like DJ Krush and new-schoolers alike
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Zanzibar, located off Tanzania’s coast, is renowned for its beaches and historic Stone Town. Recently it has also become a key stop on the international plague rave circuit, hosting European partygoers escaping mandatory lockdowns, masks or other restrictions. Culture Musical Club presented two sets at Makor on Wednesday, sounding like two separate bands: first with
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