Hyperpop

About

Hyperpop is a vibrant and eclectic music genre that emerged in the early 2010s, blending elements of pop, electronic, and punk to create a unique sound. It is characterized by its maximalist approach, often featuring high-energy beats, distorted vocals, and experimental production techniques. Artists like A.G. Cook, Sophie, and 100 Gecs have been instrumental in shaping the genre, which has gained popularity through social media platforms and online communities. Hyperpop is notable for its inclusivity and connection to the LGBTQ+ community, providing a platform for marginalized voices. The genre's eclectic mix of influences, including hip-hop, trance, and cloud rap, creates a dynamic and ever-evolving sound. Hyperpop's appeal lies in its ability to balance catchy hooks with avant-garde experimentation, making it a captivating and addictive genre for younger audiences. Its online presence and democratic nature have democratized music creation, allowing anyone to produce and share hyperpop music.