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You have been enjoying EDM Music all the way, but have you ever witnessed that how EDM Music became so popular? While EDM and its musical genre seem new, they have been actually been there from 1970's. The music industry has been providing energy-charged electronic music to raving crowds. But before the rave the real trend was of disco.         Electronic Dance Music is a compilation of electronic music subgenres that are intended for crowds of dancers, including disco music, synthpop, techo, house music, trance music, drum and bass, dubstep, trap, hardstyle and more. With such a wide range of sounds, it would seem impossible that all of this could, at the same time, be classified as EDM , but these subgenres have developed over the course of the last few decades, informing and transforming out of a progressive dance culture. When you hear EDM today, it’s a much different experience than what listeners of electronic dance music would have heard in the 1970’s, ’80...

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