Month: November 2020

What is hyperpop? The term was actually coined by British music journalist Martin Adams, who was tasked to write an article for a music magazine about what he considered to be the growing trend of ‘pop’. With the escalating popularity of various music scenes in the UK, such as the […]

Hyperpop is a vague, largely untapped musical sub-genre and artistic movement characterized by an exaggerated or minimal take on pop music. Common artists affiliated with the label tend to incorporate distinct urban and pop sensibilities, taking elements from hip hop, electronic, and dance styles. It is a style that has […]

Hyperpop is a loosely defined term and sub-genre characterized by an exaggerated or maximalist take on various popular music genres. Artists tagged with this label tend to incorporate excessive pop elements and other contemporary or avant-garde senses, drawing on cues from hip-hop, electronic, and dance music genres. One of the […]

HYPERPOP is an acronym for the phrase “High Energy Pop”. It is nothing more than a music label that has nothing to do with any type of music or pop music. Commonly known as “aqueous electro-pop”, HYPERPOP artists are typically from the alternative, hardcore, and underground music scenes. The term […]

In contrast to the growing popularity of festivals such as Coachella, Hyperpop (also called “Hip Hop Electro Music”) predates its heyday by several years. The earliest evidence that Hyperpop was popularized could be found in early 1992 when it was featured on an early British album. Since then, the genre […]