The 1990s saw a lot of artists emerge in the Electronic Dance Music scene. This is a list of some of the most popular.
Air:A French music duo that started their career in 1995 with “Casanova 70.” The group gained popularity when they released their second album, Moon Safari (1998). They have released five studio albums and one soundtrack since then, and have become known as part of the French house movement.
Bassnectar:Lorin Ashton, known as Bassnectar, is an American DJ and record producer who has been producing electronic music for over 10 years. He has performed at many festivals including Lollapalooza and Coachella. His style combines aspects of dubstep, trip hop, breakbeat, drum and bass, IDM, glitch hop, electro house, and hip hop.
The Chemical Brothers:A British electronic music duo from Manchester that formed in 1989. Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands met at the University of Manchester. They are best known for their hits “Chemical Beats” and “Hey Boy Hey Girl.”
Daft Punk:A French electronic music duo formed in Paris in 1993 by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter. They achieved popularity in the late
In the 90s, electronic dance music was at its peak. Many artists, both old and new, were making big waves in the scene. This is a list of some of the more popular ones:
Aphex Twin
The Prodigy
The Chemical Brothers
The Crystal Method
Kraftwerk
Daft Punk
The 90s was an interesting time for dance music. It saw the birth of many prominent artists and the beginning of what is now a multi-billion dollar industry.
The internet has become a major part of our lives, and that’s also true for most DJs. The internet has made it possible to reach out to more people than ever before, which is why you see so many DJs using social media today.
However, there are still some old school DJs who prefer to use their headphones and turntables rather than relying on computers or laptops when they perform. Most DJing is done through some form of software on a laptop nowadays, though you can still find plenty of DJs who prefer not to use any electronic equipment when performing live shows.
Here are some of the most popular 90s electronic dance music artists:
Chemical Brothers – They were known as “the Chemical Brothers” in England but have since changed their name to simply “The Chems”. They’re best known for producing hit songs such as “Hey Boy Hey Girl” and “Setting Sun”. Their debut album Exit Planet Dust was released in 1995 and featured guest vocals from Kool Keith (Dr Octagon), Phil Oakey (Human League), Ginger
The Prodigy
The Chemical Brothers
The Crystal Method
Aphex Twin
Paul Oakenfold
Judge Jules
Faithless
Orbital
Groove Armada
Basement Jaxx
– The Prodigy
– Daft Punk
– The Chemical Brothers
– Fatboy Slim
– Underworld
– Left Field
– Fluke
– Orbital
– The Crystal Method
– BT
The Chemical Brothers
House music was a popular genre of dance music in the mid-1980s. It was a style of music that combined soul, pop and disco. House music originated in Chicago, Illinois, United States in the early 1980s. The term “house” (meaning “warehouse”) refers to a style of music that was created by DJs at house parties in Chicago and was also named after the Warehouse club, where Frankie Knuckles’ played his sets.
Techno emerged in Detroit in the mid-1980s. Techno is characterized by a rigidly mechanical beat, usually in common time (4/4), with tempos around 120 bpm. The tempo tends to vary between 120 and 150 bpm during a DJ set. This type of techno is called Detroit techno, which is also a catch-all term for all techno made before 1990.
Techno Music (also known as electronic dance music or EDM) is a form of electronic music created primarily for dance parties, raves and nightclubs. Its creation came from combining elements of various genres such as techno, house, drum and bass and ambient into one cohesive sound.