Collection: Hyperpop

Hyperpop is a genre-defying musical movement that emerged in the late 2010s, characterized by its exaggerated and often chaotic blend of pop, electronic, and experimental elements. This high-energy, maximalist style embraces distortion, autotune, and pitch-shifting, creating a sonic landscape that's both familiar and alien. With global offshoots like Korean, Russian, Japanese, and Chinese Hyperpop, the genre has evolved to incorporate diverse cultural influences. Subgenres like Glitchcore and Dariacore push the boundaries even further with glitchy, fragmented soundscapes, while Sped Up tracks inject a frenzied urgency into familiar songs. Bubblegum Bass and Pink Noise offer sweeter, more accessible entry points to the genre, balancing saccharine melodies with abrasive production. As Hyperpop continues to mutate and expand, it remains a vibrant, digital-native genre that reflects the frenetic pace and cultural mash-up of online life.

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