Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post.
Register to become a member today!
Electronic music in the US vs. Elsewhere
Posts: 535
-
Karma: 14
Firstly, don't complain about this not being in Media and Arts, because I don't really think it belongs there.
Short story:
Last night I was in charge of putting together a playlist for a party and, I knew based on the people that would be there, that I would basically have to include a bunch of the really lame, overplayed, mainstream hip-hop and pop songs. So I included those, but also I wanted to put some unique stuff in people's heads so I included some electronic music (Deadmau5, Basshunter, MGMT and some dubstep). When these electronic songs came on people actually complained about them! What the heck?! They said they couldn't dance to them, and then they proceeded to skip them until they found something they thought was better.
All that to say, why is it that people don't like electronic music at parties (in the US)? The beats are definitely strong enough to dance to, and the music is usually very high energy. I don't get it...
Spark notes: Played electronic music at party, people didn't like it, why isn't electronic music that popular in the US?
Posts: 670
-
Karma: 15
sounds so distinguished and classy lol
Posts: 51652
-
Karma: 162,346
Really?
"Electronic music in the US vs. Elsewhere"
Thread title says you dun goofed.
Posts: 61
-
Karma: 15
Yea when you go on European mountains the bars on the mountain are pumping electro music and people are all getting wasted/dancing before skiing down drunk, true apres ski. so much better than the US.
Posts: 4684
-
Karma: 114
it sounds like you're playing good music at a shitty wannabe hiphop party.
go find a real party, or come to canada.
I don't go to a party that isn't playing party music, or i do, I just bring my shuffle loaded with a good party
Posts: 535
-
Karma: 14
Hmm...the title might be a little misleading but reading my OP you would realize what I meant. Anyways, I do agree that usually electro music from outside the US is better, but there is some good US electro music.
All times are Eastern (-5)