Your Music : The Chainsmokers

Music comes in many different types and styles and has a huge impact on many people’s lives. Genre plays a big role in the music industry. For example, music ranges from multiple various categories, such as types of alternative music, classical and dance to indie pop industrial and rock traditional rock and many more. Personally, I enjoy echoes of the genre pop, reggae, singer/ Songwriter and aspects of Electro house.

I most appreciate the genre pop as the term was firstly used in 1926 embracing the sense of a piece of music “having a popular appeal.” There are many different styles of pop, including Britpop, Pop/Rock, Teen pop, Bass Pop and many more. I listen to pop regularly as I like most chart music in which many pop songs are aired on, however I don’t tend to enjoy some pop as pop can sometimes fall into the idea of mainstream track, as I appreciate and prefer less known artists.

I created a collage including inspirational album covers by 'The Chainsmokers'

‘The Chainsmokers’

I appreciate elements of the genre Electro house as the successfully talented American DJ duo ‘The Chainsmokers’ effortlessly fit into this genre, however due to some songs of theirs, individuals arguably state the sound is future pop or future bass. Due to their success, the duo expectedly gained the most popular tracks on many different social media networks and therefore is appreciated by many different individuals due to their success. I found the successful artists when exploring and discovering new, unheard and less known songs, although ‘The Chainsmokers’ are quickly becoming popular to many ears.

‘The Chainsmokers’ created a highly liked song of mine, ‘Roses’ which helped them with their fame. ‘Roses’ ticks boxes of maturity in content but contrastingly differs from the duos usual fast paced previous tracks. I own their album as I particularly enjoy listening to their music in which I share this enjoyment with many others. I also draw close attention to their music, as I am engagingly attracted to their creative yet original album covers and am inspired by them. I have never experienced the fascination and desperation of seeing them live, but hopefully one day in the future I aim to access their music live and gain memorable, inspired experiences. 

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