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Hyperpop (sometimes
called bubblegum b****) is a
loosely defined electronic music movement and
microgenre that
predominantly originated during the early...
- been
noted as diverse, playful, but precise, encomp****ing
genres such as
hyperpop, pop-punk, dubstep,
indie pop, rock, and
Midwest emo.
April Harper Grey...
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incorporation of
underground dance styles. She
would help
pioneer the 2010s
hyperpop microgenre.
Sophie rose to
prominence with a
string of
breakthrough singles...
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hardcore punk and shoegaze.
Frost Children's
style has been
described as
hyperpop and glitchcore, but
often includes elements of
synth pop, punk rock, electro...
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conventional electropop and dance-pop
style of the
album deviated from the
hyperpop sound of her
previous releases. It is Slayyyter's
first charting album...
- 2024, as the lead
single from Cabello's
fourth studio album C,XOXO. A
hyperpop, avant-pop, and
electropop song, "I Luv It"
samples the
chorus of Gucci...
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deemed it one of the best
hyperpop albums of all time. The
American musician and
record producer Quinn started releasing hyperpop music in late 2019. She...
- as glaive), is an
American singer-songwriter.
After posting a
string of
hyperpop songs to
SoundCloud during the
beginning of the COVID-19
pandemic that...
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style of
exaggerated pop
tropes grew to
serve as the
foundation of the
hyperpop genre,
which Cook is
credited for
developing and po****rising. He later...
- Denver, Colorado. His
debut single "Dial Tone"
gained traction within the
hyperpop subculture, a
genre in
which he has
since become a
prominent figure. Since...
