Month: November 2020

Hyper pop is peculiar; there was something parasitic about how off-put yet fascinated it was with the way hyper pop songs were stuck in to give into the abrasiveness. This is not the case for every artist; however, sometimes their art can have a deeper meaning. Sometimes, it can just […]

Hyperpop Music and the name hyper pop describes the sound well. It includes some pre-PC Music artists with a similar philosophy and post-PC Music artists pushing the genre further by naming the genre. We open it up to other non-PC-Music-affiliated artists who have similar philosophies and new ideas. Only in […]

Hyperpop larger-than-life nature allows for a lot of diversity. One of hyper pop’s go-to figures used the genres. Voice-masking techniques. Regardless of its contested technical definition, hyper pop music is growing in popularity. Whether it’s just a passing trend in electronic music or an exciting transitional moment in the future. […]

Hyperpop. Many of these songs coincidentally have its singers bring something authentic to the genre is an example of this relentless authenticity. They bring their signature cyber and metallic sounds and mix them with some Columbian flare their nationality. This combination results in a grossly infatuating mix of tango and […]

Hyper pop has always been a reflection of racism and classism, and there’s always been a movement alongside. Others on the internet have pointed to the genre’s distinct queerness as a potential factor in its popularity. Its surrealism and artificiality serve as an ideal space for transgender and non-binary artists […]

Hyperpop musicians don’t belong to the label. The label has influenced other musicians to take on some of PC music’s sonic and thematic elements. But hyper pop is more than an exciting new musical genre. It’s a movement about what pop music should be. Both stylistically and culturally. The riffs […]