Timeline of electronic music genres
A timeline of electronic music genres, with a date of origin, the locale of origin, and music samples.
| Genre | Date of origin | Locale of origin |
|---|---|---|
| Electroacoustic music | Early 1940s | Egypt (Cairo) |
| Musique concrète | 1940s | Egypt (Cairo), France (Paris) |
| Acousmatic music | Late 1940s | France (Paris) |
| Drone music | 1960s | United States |
| Dub music | Late 1960s | Jamaica (Kingston) |
| Ambient dub | Late 1960s–early 1970s | |
| Ambient music | Early 1970s | Germany, Jamaica, Japan, United Kingdom |
| Space music | Early 1970s | Germany, Japan[1][2] |
| Disco | Early 1970s | United States (East Coast) |
| Hip hop music | Early 1970s | United States (New York) |
| Electronic rock | Early 1970s | Europe, Japan, United States |
| Krautrock | Early 1970s | West Germany |
| J-pop | 1970s–1980s | Japan |
| Industrial music | 3 September 1975 | United Kingdom (England),[3] United States, Germany |
| Electronic dance music | Mid-1970s – early 1980s | Worldwide |
| Space disco | 1977 | Europe |
| New wave music | Late 1970s | United Kingdom, United States |
| Synthpop | 1977–1979 | Germany, Japan, United Kingdom |
| Japanoise | Late 1970s | Japan |
| Dancehall | Late 1970s | Jamaica (Kingston) |
| Euro disco | Late 1970s | Europe |
| Industrial rock | Late 1970s | United States |
| Hi-NRG | 1977–1980 | United States |
| South Asian disco | Late 1970s – early 1980s | India, Pakistan |
| Chiptune | Late 1970s – early 1980s | Japan |
| Post-disco | Late 1970s – early 1980s | Worldwide |
| Electronica | Late 1970s – early 1980s | Europe, Japan, United States |
| Breakbeat | Late 1970s – early 1980s | United States |
| Electro | Early 1980s | Japan (Tokyo),[4] United States (New York & Detroit) |
| Electronic body music (EBM) | Early 1980s | Germany, Belgium |
| Contemporary R&B | Early 1980s | United States, Canada |
| Dance-pop | Early 1980s | United States |
| Industrial dance | Early 1980s | Europe, United States |
| Italo disco | Early 1980s | Italy, Spain |
| House music | Early 1980s | United States (Chicago) |
| Garage house | Early 1980s | United States (New York & New Jersey) |
| Chicago house | Early 1980s – mid-1980s | United States (Chicago) |
| Arabic pop music | 1980s | Egypt (Cairo) |
| Al Jeel | ||
| Asian underground | 1980s | United Kingdom |
| Bhangra | 1980s | India, Pakistan, United Kingdom |
| Modern dancehall | Mid-1980s | Caribbean |
| New beat | Mid-1980s | Belgium |
| Acid house | Mid-1980s | United States (Chicago) |
| Deep house | Mid-1980s | United States (Chicago) |
| Techno | Mid-1980s | United States (Detroit) |
| Detroit techno | ||
| New jack swing | Mid-1980s | United States |
| Eurobeat | Mid-1980s – late 1980s | Italy, Japan, United Kingdom |
| Hip house | Mid-1980s – late 1980s | United States (Chicago, New York City, & Detroit), United Kingdom |
| Italo house | Late 1980s | Italy |
| Latin house | Late 1980s | United States (New York City & Chicago) |
| Downtempo | Late 1980s | United Kingdom |
| Balearic beat | Late 1980s | Spain (Ibiza) |
| Funky house | Late-1980s | United States |
| Kwaito | Late-1980s | South Africa (Johannesburg) |
| Tribal house | Late 1980s – early 1990s | United States |
| Acid techno | Late 1980s – early 1990s | Germany, United States, United Kingdom |
| Ambient house | 1989 | United Kingdom, Japan |
| Trance music | Late 1980s – early 1990s | Germany, India (Goa)[5][6] |
| Breakbeat hardcore | Late 1980s – early 1990s | United Kingdom |
| Ragga jungle | Late 1980s – early 1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Baltimore club | Late 1980s – early 1990s | United States (Baltimore) |
| Ghetto house | Late 1980s – early 1990s | United States (Chicago) |
| Tech house | Late 1980s – early 1990s | United States, Spain (Ibiza) |
| Ambient techno | Late 1980s – early 1990s | Europe |
| Bouncy techno | Early 1990s | United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany |
| Dub techno | Early 1990s | United Kingdom, Germany |
| Free tekno | Early 1990s | Europe |
| Industrial techno | Early 1990s | United Kingdom |
| Gabber | Early 1990s | Netherlands (Rotterdam) |
| Minimal techno | Early 1990s | United States (Detroit), Germany (Berlin) |
| French house | Early 1990s | France |
| Hard house | Early 1990s | United Kingdom |
| Progressive house | Early 1990s | Europe |
| Dark electro | Early 1990s | Europe |
| Jungle | Early 1990s | United Kingdom (London & Bristol), Jamaica |
| Intelligent dance music (IDM) | Early 1990s | Japan, United Kingdom |
| Progressive breaks | Early 1990s | United Kingdom, United States |
| Flex dance music (FDM) | Early 1990s | United States (Brooklyn) |
| Balearic trance | Early 1990s | Spain (Ibiza) |
| Dream trance | Early 1990s | Italy |
| Goa trance | Early 1990s | India (Goa)[5][6] |
| Hard trance | Early 1990s | Germany |
| Psychedelic trance | Early 1990s | India (Goa) |
| Drum and bass | Early 1990s | United Kingdom (London & Bristol) |
| Big beat | Early 1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| UK garage | Early 1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Bhangragga | Early 1990s | United Kingdom (Birmingham) |
| Rave | Early 1990s | United States (Chicago & Detroit), United Kingdom (London & Manchester) |
| Hardcore | Early 1990s | Netherlands |
| Indietronica | Early 1990s | Europe |
| Trip hop | Early 1990s | United Kingdom (Bristol) |
| Acid trance | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | Europe |
| Progressive trance | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | Europe |
| Psydub | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Hands up | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | Europe |
| Tech trance | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | Europe |
| Eurodance | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | Belgium, Germany, Netherlands |
| Speed garage | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Ghettotech | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | United States (Detroit & Chicago) |
| Broken beat | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Illbient | Early 1990s – mid-1990s | United States (New York City) |
| Glitch music | 1990s | Germany, Japan[7] |
| Bitpop | 1990s–2000s | Europe, Japan, United States |
| Suomisaundi | Mid-1990s | Finland |
| Vocal trance | Mid-1990s | Europe |
| Jump-up | Mid-1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Techstep | Mid-1990s | United Kingdom |
| Hardstep | Mid-1990s | United Kingdom |
| Breakcore | Mid-1990s | United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands |
| Nu-disco | Mid-1990s | United Kingdom |
| Microhouse | Mid-1990s – late 1990s | Europe |
| Darkstep | Mid-1990s – late 1990s | United Kingdom |
| Hardtechno | Mid-1990s – late 1990s | Europe |
| Drill 'n' bass | Mid-1990s – late 1990s | United Kingdom |
| Futurepop | Mid-1990s – late 1990s | Europe |
| Nitzhonot | Mid-1990s – late 1990s | Israel |
| Uplifting trance | Late 1990s | Germany |
| 2-step garage | Late 1990s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Juke | Late 1990s | United States (Chicago) |
| Jersey club | Late 1990s | United States (New Jersey) |
| Electroclash | Late 1990s | United States (New York City & Detroit), Germany, Netherlands |
| Liquid funk | 1999 | United Kingdom |
| Dark psy | Late 1990s – early 2000s | Europe, Russia |
| Full-on | Late 1990s – early 2000s | Europe |
| Progressive psytrance | Late 1990s – early 2000s | Europe |
| Bassline | Late 1990s – early 2000s | United Kingdom (Sheffield & Leeds) |
| Breakstep | Late 1990s – early 2000s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Hardstyle | Late 1990s – early 2000s | Netherlands |
| Footwork | Late 1990s – early 2000s | United States (Chicago) |
| Electro house | Late 1990s – early 2000s | Worldwide |
| Dubstep | 2000 | United Kingdom (London) |
| Jumpstyle | 2000 | Belgium, Netherlands |
| Electronicore | Early 2000s | Japan, North America, United Kingdom |
| Tecno brega | Early 2000s | Brazil (Belém) |
| Grime | Early 2000s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Hardbass | Early 2000s | Russia |
| Nortec | Early 2000s | Mexico (Tijuana) |
| Funktronica | Early 2000s – mid-2000s | United States |
| Christian EDM (CEDM) | 2000s | Worldwide |
| Future garage | 2005 | United Kingdom (London) |
| UK funky | Mid-2000s | United Kingdom (London) |
| Bass music | Mid-2000s | United Kingdom |
| Synthwave | Mid-2000s | France [8] |
| Fidget house | 2006 | Europe |
| Wonky | 2006 | United Kingdom |
| Balearica | 2007 | Europe |
| UK bass | 2007 | United Kingdom |
| Brostep | 2007 | United States |
| Chillwave | 2007 | United States |
| Witch house | 2007 | United States, Japan |
| Complextro | 2008 | United States |
| Drumstep | 2008 | United Kingdom |
| Dutch house | 2008 | Netherlands |
| Dubstyle | 2009 | Netherlands |
| Moombahton | 2009 | United States |
| Post-dubstep | 2010 | United Kingdom |
| Chillstep | 2010 | United States |
| Trap (EDM) | 2010 | United States |
| Future bass | 2010 | United Kingdom, United States |
| Outsider house | 2010 | United States |
| Big room house | 2010 | Europe |
| Moombahcore | 2011 | United States |
| Tropical house | 2012 | Europe |
| Jungle terror | 2012 | Netherlands, Netherlands |
| Future house | 2013 | Europe |
| Future funk | 2013 | Worldwide |
| Gqom | 2014 | South Africa (Durban) |
| Hardvapour | 2015 | Worldwide |
| Amapiano | 2016 | South Africa |
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See also
References
- Holmes, Thom (2008). "Live Electronic Music and Ambient Music". Electronic and experimental music: technology, music, and culture (3rd ed.). Taylor & Francis. p. 403. ISBN 978-0-415-95781-6. Retrieved 2011-06-12.
- Thom Holmes (2015), Electronic and Experimental Music: Technology, Music, and Culture, page 453, Routledge
- In this interview at 21:46, Genesis P-Orridge, for the first time, specifies the origin date and origin location of the term Industrial Music - Monte Cazassa and Genesis P-Orridge coined the term Industrial Music on Sept 3, 1975 in a park in The London Borough of Hackney, UK.
- David Toop (March 1996), "A-Z Of Electro", The Wire (145), retrieved 2011-05-29
- St John, Graham (1 June 2004). Rave Culture and Religion. Routledge. p. 242. ISBN 9781134379729. Retrieved 25 January 2016.
- D'Andrea, Anthony (24 January 2007). Global Nomads: Techno and New Age as Transnational Countercultures in Ibiza. Routledge. p. 177. ISBN 9781134110506. Retrieved 25 January 2016.
- Christoph Cox & Daniel Warner (2004), Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music, page 396, A&C Black
- https://newretrowave.com/the-origins-of-synthwave/
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