Any genre will have it’s changes within a half a decade, but EDM has underwent a complete musical makeover from 2012 – 2015 and the videos below prove it!
Take Zedd x Skrillex “Breakin’ A Sweat” from 2012 vs. Zedd‘s “Stay” featuring Alessia Cara in 2017. Or, The Chainsmokers‘ “Split” from 2015 vs. the duo’s “Something Just Like This” featuring Coldplay in 2017.
The most prime example is Skrillex’s breakthrough “First of the Year” vs. his most recent collaboration with Poo Bear, “Would You Ever?”
The Revealed Family shared the videos below on Facebook with the following message: “I don’t hate genres. I hate the fact that almost every artist who changed style, changed it towards a softer one. So here is a compilation of 10 artists and 10 seconds of their drops in 2017 vs. a few years back (not only Revealed).”
This isn’t a good thing, or a bad thing necessarily… It’s just different.
EDM: Then vs. Now
**** EDM – THEN VS. NOW ****I don't hate genres. I hate the fact that almost every artist who changed style, changed it towards a softer one.So here is a compilation of 10 artists and 10 seconds of their drops in 2017 vs. a few years back (not only Revealed).
Posted by Revealed Family on Saturday, September 9, 2017
**** EDM – THEN vs. NOW – PART II ****Here's ANOTHER 10 ARTISTS who changed from club bangers, to softer and more mainstream styles!PART 1 IF YOU MISSED IT –> http://ift.tt/2xbvbQZ
Posted by Revealed Family on Thursday, September 14, 2017
H/T: EDM Sauce | Photo via Rukes
This article was first published on Your EDM.
Source: EDM Then vs. Now: How The Genre Has Drastically Changed Over Recent Years [WATCH]
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