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Marshmello
Marshmello
USADance

Marshmello

USAElectronicDance
Skrillex
Skrillex
USADubstep

Skrillex

USAElectronicDubstep
NEFFEX
NEFFEX
USATrap/Future Bass

NEFFEX

USAElectronicTrap/Future Bass
Sickick
Sickick
CANTrap/Future Bass

Sickick

CANElectronicTrap/Future Bass
Flume
Flume
AUSDance

Flume

AUSElectronicDance
Don Diablo
Don Diablo
NLDDance

Don Diablo

NLDElectronicDance
kalmi
kalmi
INDTrap/Future Bass

kalmi

INDElectronicTrap/Future Bass
Dillon Francis
Dillon Francis
USADance

Dillon Francis

USAElectronicDance
Illenium
Illenium
USADance

Illenium

USAElectronicDance
2KE
2KE
NLDTrap
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2KE

NLDHip HopTrap
Ritviz
Ritviz
INDDance

Ritviz

INDElectronicDance
SXID
SXID
DEUOther Electronic Music

SXID

DEUElectronicOther Electronic Music
Bemax
Bemax
ISRTrap/Future Bass

Bemax

ISRElectronicTrap/Future Bass
Yellow Claw
Yellow Claw
NLDDance

Yellow Claw

NLDElectronicDance
grandson
grandson
CANAlternative Rock

grandson

CANRockAlternative Rock
Omar Varela
Omar Varela
ARGTrap/Future Bass

Omar Varela

ARGElectronicTrap/Future Bass
DJ Soda
DJ Soda
KORDance

DJ Soda

KORElectronicDance
HYOGA
HYOGA
DEUTrap/Future Bass

HYOGA

DEUElectronicTrap/Future Bass
Krewella
Krewella
USADance

Krewella

USAElectronicDance
DVRST
DVRST
RUSDubstep

DVRST

RUSElectronicDubstep
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Top Artists by Radio Spins Last month

The Twins
The Twins
AUSTrap/Future Bass

The Twins

AUSElectronicTrap/Future Bass
7.1K radio spins
Unknown Artist
Unknown Artist
USATrap/Future Bass

Unknown Artist

USAElectronicTrap/Future Bass
6.6K radio spins
C2C
C2C
FRATrap/Future Bass

C2C

FRAElectronicTrap/Future Bass
2.6K radio spins
Wuki
Wuki
USATrap/Future Bass

Wuki

USAElectronicTrap/Future Bass
2.2K radio spins
M.A.B
M.A.B
FRATrap/Future Bass

M.A.B

FRAElectronicTrap/Future Bass
2.2K radio spins

Most Streamed Spotify Tracks

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Mind Games
Mind Games
1.7M streams
2
NEON BLADE
NEON BLADE
1.7M streams
3
WAKE UP!
WAKE UP!
1.6M streams
4
Devil Eyes
Devil Eyes
1.1M streams
5
Broken Trust
Broken Trust
1.1M streams
6
Fight Back
Fight Back
1.1M streams
7
SUNRISE (Slowed + Reverb)
SUNRISE (Slowed + Reverb)
1.1M streams
8
CRYSTALS
CRYSTALS
962.5K streams
9
Fearless Pt. II
Fearless Pt. II
952.9K streams
10
PRINCE OF DARKNESS
PRINCE OF DARKNESS
826.4K streams
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Mind Games

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NEON BLADE

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WAKE UP!

4

Devil Eyes

5

Broken Trust

6

Fight Back

7

SUNRISE (Slowed + Reverb)

8

CRYSTALS

9

Fearless Pt. II

10

PRINCE OF DARKNESS

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      Trap/Future Bass artists
      Spotify
      582.5M
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      92K
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      Overview of Trap/Future Bass music

      Trap/Future Bass music emerged in the early 2010s as a subgenre of electronic dance music. Its origins can be traced back to the southern United States, specifically Atlanta and New Orleans, where hip-hop and bounce music heavily influenced the sound.

      The genre is characterized by its heavy use of bass, 808 drums, and synthesizers, often with a dark and ominous tone. It gained popularity through its association with the EDM festival circuit and the rise of SoundCloud as a platform for up-and-coming producers to share their music.

      Trap/Future Bass has since evolved to incorporate elements of pop, R&B, and even rock, expanding its reach beyond the EDM scene. Its influence can be heard in the mainstream pop music of today, with artists like Billie Eilish and Post Malone incorporating trap beats into their productions. Despite criticisms of its lack of musical complexity, Trap/Future Bass remains a dominant force in contemporary music.

      Which musicians and bands defined Trap/Future Bass music?

      Here are some of the key figures who contributed to its development:

      Flume popularized the genre with albums like "Flume" and "Skin".

      San Holo combined elements of different genres, as heard in "We Rise".

      Marshmello brought an upbeat energy to the genre with tracks like "Alone".

      The Chainsmokers added a unique flavor with their future bass hits like "Roses".

      Louis The Child incorporated indie pop elements, a clear influence in "It's Strange".

      Illenium crafted an emotive style of future bass with songs like "Fractures".

      In conclusion, Future Bass owes its growth to a diverse group of artists who each contributed to its unique sound and appeal. These artists played a major role in shaping the genre into the popular form we know today.

      Which songs and albums defined Trap/Future Bass music?

      Here's a list of some of the most significant Future Bass songs and albums:

      Song: "Sleepless" by Flume (2012): This track from Flume's self-titled debut album showcases the offbeat rhythms and textured synths that would become staples of Future Bass.

      Song: "We Rise" by San Holo (2014): This song is often credited as one of the tracks that helped popularize Future Bass, featuring melodic synth lines and trap-inspired beats.

      Album: "Skin" by Flume (2016): This Grammy-winning album solidified Flume's status as a pioneer of Future Bass, featuring collaborations with artists like Tove Lo and Beck.

      Song: "Good Things Fall Apart" by Illenium & Jon Bellion (2019): While technically released at the end of the 2010s, this song has had a substantial impact on Future Bass in the 2020s.

      Album: "Ascend" by Illenium (2019): Similarly, Illenium's album "Ascend" is a cornerstone of the genre, blending Future Bass with elements of pop and rock.

      Song: "Nobody Like You" by Louis The Child & Vera Blue (2020): This track from the album "Here For Now" epitomizes the duo's unique blend of Future Bass and indie pop.

      Future Bass is a rapidly evolving genre, and many up-and-coming artists are likely to shape its sound in the remaining years of the 2020s and beyond.

      Which music festivals and events represent Trap/Future Bass music?

      Some of the most popular festivals and events that showcase Trap/Future Bass music genre include Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC), Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland, Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo.

      These festivals attract a diverse audience from around. The festivals often incorporate stunning visuals, pyrotechnics, and other special effects to enhance the overall atmosphere and energy of the event.