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In the decade, movements like Trap music, Cloud rap, Drill music, and Emo hip hop became mainstream. [6] The 2010s are also notable for the increasing prominence of rap producers; examples being Young Chop, Lex Luger, Sonny Digital, DJ Mustard, Metro Boomin, Southside, DJ Khaled and Pi'erre Bourne .
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Pop music in the 2010's was really a genre without a singular identity, as was the case with much of music throughout the 2010's. This decade came to be about collaboration and experimentation and so a lot of new sounds and artists emerge during this decade.
- Artists Unite For Haiti
- My Chemical Romance Break Up
- Outkast Reunite
- Las Vegas Residencies Get Hip
- U2 Go Viral
- Guns N’ Roses Reunite
- The Riot Grrrls Return
- The Surprise Album Drop Goes Mainstream
- EDM Explodes
- Female MCS Get Their Due
On 22 January 2010, just a month into the new decade, Haiti was ravaged by a monster earthquake, which left hundreds of thousands of people dead. In response, the leading pop stars of the era came together to record a modern take on the 80s charity single‘We Are The World’, as part of the Hope For Haiti Now: A Global Benefit For Earthquake Relief t...
Eyeliner ran down the faces of many a fan of the New Jersey-bred rock band when the quartet called it quits on 22 March 2013. My Chemical Romance’s run included several platinum albums, magnetic live shows and, of course, their landmark 2006 record, The Black Parade. Ultimately, the break-up proved to be short-lived. The band announced that they we...
As one of the first major reunions of the decade, the Atlanta hip-hop duo shocked many when they got together, in 2014, in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their debut album, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik. The group had lain dormant since 2006, and hadn’t released any new music since 2003’s Speakerboxx/The Love Belowdouble-album. Even so, A...
What used to be considered a sign of impending retirement, Las Vegas residencies have now become an essential part of any artist’s career. Gone are the faded dinner jackets and dated stage shows; in their place, are a number of dazzling productions from the likes of Elton John, Aerosmith and Lionel Richie, alongside more contemporary artists like G...
On 9 September 2014, U2’s then latest album, Songs Of Innocence, became the download heard around the world. At an Apple event, CEO Tim Cook revealed that every single iPhone had been “gifted” the album, a canny bit of marketing that coincided with the release of the iPhone 6. With half a billion people receiving the record, it was a glimpse at how...
The signs were all there, but it wasn’t until Slash and Duff McKaganofficially announced that the band would headline Coachella in 2016 that fans received the news they’d been clamouring for: GNR were back. Granted, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin wasn’t involved (and original drummer Steven Adler only popped up at a few shows), but the Not In This ...
The 2010s saw the rise of a number of new political movements, from #BlackLivesMatter to #MeToo, along with the resurgence of some old ones, like the punk-powered feminism of the riot grrrl movement. Bikini Kill reunited after a two-decade silence, Sleater-Kinney reformed in 2014 and released the widely acclaimed No Cities To Love, while L7 and The...
Though Radiohead pioneered the surprise album drop with the release of their 2007 album, In Rainbows, the practice went mainstream in the 2010s. Artists such as D’Angelo, Drake, Frank Ocean, U2 and, most famously, Beyoncé stunned fans by giving them a collection of new music with no advance notice. This kind of rollout often led to instant praise (...
Beginning with Skrillex and the popularisation of dubstep, the 2010s saw DJs become the biggest stars on the planet. Avicii had a smash hit, Diplo became the superstar hitmaker, Swedish House Mafia ruled the festival circuit, DJ-producers like David Guetta became the new stars on the Vegas strip and Calvin Harris headlined Coachella. If that wasn’t...
Female rappers have always brought their A-game to hip-hop, but the 2010s saw the culture finally catch-up. With Nicki Minaj taking the lead with her debut album, Pink Friday, the 2010s saw the emergence of new superstars like Cardi B, Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion, Noname, cupcakKe and Rico Nasty, who are just beginning their runs.
Oct 15, 2019 · In the first of a series of conversations about the past decade in music, we examine some of the ways the singer, songwriter, producer and businesswoman helped steer the 2010s in new directions.
Nov 27, 2019 · October 15, 2019 • In the first of a series of conversations about the past decade in music, we examine some of the ways the singer, songwriter, producer and businesswoman helped steer the...
