How many of y'all moved on from hip hop and into electronic music?

[Fill Collins]

Every genre but hip hop at this point in time; jazz, blues, and 50s rnb are pretty great

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Breh I LOVE future bass and future funk!!!!
I'm so glad you posted these!
If you like or reply to this post, I'll remember to share some with you because we have similar taste.

Breh, hit me off with whatever you got to share.

 

[Dont@Me]

Breh, hit me off with whatever you got to share.

your turn breh

 

[Dont@Me]

I never "moved on" from hip hop. But when I'm not listening to it, I'm usually listening to R&B or Electronic

this track is so chill breh

 

[the elastic]

I've liked both since I was a kid. And by electronic I mean down tempo beats that sound like hip-hop instrumentals or drum n bass style . A little massive attack every blue moon. That Luther theme

 

[the elastic]

Don't think I'll ever fully move one from hip hop, but electronic music is definitely taking a share of my time that would have usually been reserved for more of it.

I mostly like the chill stuff, especially with that 90s-early 2000s sound.

 

[Lord_nikon]

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

One more time by Draft Punk is the GOAT CAC song. Fitting it came out in summer 2001, like the ending song of the GOAT decade (2000 and pre 9/11 2001 was 90-ish) love that song so much.


I didn't hear it until many years later

“One More Time” is such a classic, and takes me back to such a dope time in my life. A dope era in life/society in general, tbh.

You might also love this Daft Punk banger. An instant classic in its own right.

 

[Canada Goose]

“One More Time” is such a classic, and takes me back to such a dope time in my life. A dope era in life/society in general, tbh.

You might also love this Daft Punk banger. An instant classic in its own right.

I have Around the world on one of my spotify playlist

Such a catchy song

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

your turn breh

 

[DamienWayne]

wat are kids 11-16 listening too? that will be the new wave after hiphop

 

[Dont@Me]

Virtual Riot track was my favorite out of all of those. good shyt!

 

[Khadafi1982]

I’ve invested so much in my boom bap underground hip hop in vinyl, magazines, tapes and CD, I will never leave it. I started listening to electronic music when my auntie gave me the St-Germain Tourist album. The tracks on there got me hook to Deep house artists like Kaskade, Nude records, Osunlade, etc. DJ Spinna was a DJ that helped me transition, he moves seamlessly between house, soul and hip hop. His seminal compilations for boutique records, shops are incredible. I discovered Jazzanova, 4Hero, Rae & Christian, AtJazz, Domu, Marc The Clive Lowe, Quantic, Mr Scruff. Ursula Rucker etc. Gilles Peterson for his eclectic selections. I’ve been diggin deep in the trip hop sound of the 90s lately, DJ CAM, DJ Krush, MoWax, Ninja Tune. The genre is very good to listen to when you are reading. I have put a pause on all things rap for the next year to explore the electronic scene. Also, my wife can’t stand rap cursing in the car.

 

[3rdWorld]

Throughout the glorious 90s, I'd say hip-hop comprised a good 70% of my playlist.
With the remaining 30% split across RnB, House and Dancehall.

Now in 2023 its flipped to hip-hop seeing maybe 5% and the aforementioned genres at 95%. I can make time for Nas though.
I almost don't believe it seeing how heavy I was into it.

Hearing Hip-hop now is like running into an ex you once loved to obsessive levels years ago, seeing them now and feeling zero.

 

[NaijaProdigy Redux]

I’m listening to a ton of Afro House / Amapiano and Afropop

Most of the hip hop I listen to is still 90s / 00s. Don’t listen to much new stuff