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djnocturne
Joined: Tue Jun 15th, 2010 8:04 PM

Increase of genre awareness in your area?

Posted by djnocturne on Sat Feb 26th, 2011 10:50 PM in General Music
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Well I got bored (again) and thought I'd post a discussion on something I observed in my neck of the woods. In my last discussion I posted about the distasteful, generic music that is on the radio right now. This may seemingly be inevitable to remove since the average listener requests the same songs over and over again and doesn't usually go beyond their small box of genre awareness, but recently I've observed different behavior. I overheard a few highschoolers talking about a dubstep remix of Rihanna's song Rude boy (I do believe it was the one by Chrispy). I've heard this from a few highschoolers in the general area for a couple weeks so far as well as hearing them listen to it (by the way they listen to it loudly enough for me to hear it through their headphones). My question is, has anyone else seen or found out about small increases of genre awareness in their area. In case someone thinks this is a bit vague, there has to be a rather large group of people that have been listening to the generic music on the radio, but for some reason have taken interest in genres unlike the ones they've listened to (dubstep, techno, electro, drum n bass, classical, rap/hip-hop that isn't found by typing in a single letter on the youtube search bar, older rock/metal, etc.).

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Jaeger
 
 
Joined:  Mar 10th, 2010
Location: New York

Reply by Jaeger on February 27th, 11 at 12:39:38 AM

Yeah, I'm not sure about my specific area, but I know more and more people are becoming aware of dubstep and other electronic genres. This has a lot to do with popular dubstep and electronic remixes of alternative, hip-hop, and pop songs. Plus you add the fact that Deadmau5 is dabbling in some dubstep and EVEN Britney Spears' new song 'Hold It Against Me' has a dubstep interlude in the middle, then you can see why. People want to dance at clubs so everything is getting mashed together.

If it brings more awareness to electronic music and makes other genres a little better, I won't complain! 



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