Category:Electro Pop

Electro Pop is a genre of electronic music that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, combining synthesizer-driven melodies with pop song structures. It blends elements of synthpop, new wave, and electronic dance music, often featuring catchy hooks and a polished production style.

Characteristics

• Synth-heavy melodies, often using analog synthesizers and drum machines.
• Pop song structures, including verse-chorus formats and vocal hooks.
• Danceable and upbeat rhythms, influenced by disco and electronic music.
• Polished, radio-friendly production, blending electronic and mainstream pop aesthetics.
• Strong influence on modern pop and EDM, shaping contemporary electronic music.

Artists and Labels

Electro Pop has been championed by various artists and labels, including:

• Mute Records
• EMI Records
• Virgin Records

Notable artists in the genre include:

• Depeche Mode
• Pet Shop Boys
• Kraftwerk
• New Order
• Robyn
• La Roux