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Utilizes breaks and samples from various genres. Often has a tempo of 110 to 150 bpm. Artists include The Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim.

Features shuffling hi-hats, syncopated bass lines, and sometimes vocals. Artists include MJ Cole and Todd Edwards.

Subgenre of drum and bass that focuses on melody and atmosphere, and usually incorporates harmonious vocals over rolling basslines. Artists include Calibre and High Contrast.

Features minimalistic drum machine-driven tracks and often includes sexualized lyrics. Artists include DJ Funk and DJ Deeon.

Features distorted kick drums, reverberating bass, and hard-hitting, danceable rhythms, with a tempo around 150 bpm. Artists include Headhunterz and Wildstylez.

Combines elements of hip hop and electronica, producing a melancholic, downtempo style. Artists include Massive Attack and Portishead.

Typically instrumental with a repetitive beat and a tempo around 130 to 150 bpm. Artists include Juan Atkins and Richie Hawtin.

Characterized by a fusion of 1980's synthpop with 1990's techno. Features retro electronic sounds and a fashion-forward aesthetic. Artists include Peaches and FischerSpooner.

Uses disco samples and filtered effects along with strong bass driven beats. Artists include Justice and St Germain.

Characterized by arrangements of synthetic rhythms and layered melodies created by high tempo riffs. Artists include Infected Mushroom and Astral Projection.

Characterized by a repetitive 4/4 beat and a tempo between 120 and 130 bpm. Artists include Frankie Knuckles and Daft Punk.

Characterized by sparse, syncopated rhythmic patterns and prominent basslines with a tempo around 140 bpm. Artists include Skrillex and Burial.

Fuses house music with reggaeton rhythms, with a tempo around 108 to 115 bpm. Artists include Dillon Francis and Munchi.

Emphasizes simplicity and understated development, often with repetitive, hypnotic beats. Artists include Richie Hawtin and Ricardo Villalobos.

Known for its loud, energizing sounds, large drops, and minimalistic composition. Artists include Martin Garrix and Hardwell.

Characterized by a faded or dreamy retro pop sound, escapist lyrics about the beach or summer, and heavy use of effects processing. Artists include Toro Y Moi and Washed Out.

Combines elements of hip-hop and EDM. Features hi-hats, synth leads, and deep 808 kick drums. Artists include Baauer and Flosstradamus.

Features fast breakbeats with heavy bass and sub-bass lines, tempo around 160 to 180 bpm. Artists include Pendulum and Goldie.

Features catchy, simple hooks and dance beats, often with a tempo between 110 to 150 bpm. Artists include 2 Unlimited and Cascada.

Has a repetitive, hypnotic 4/4 beat and is known for its squelchy sounds from the Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer. Artists include Phuture and DJ Pierre.

Characterized by fast tempos (160 to 175 bpm) and layered, atmospheric sounds, as well as breakbeats. Artists include LTJ Bukem and Shy FX.

Known for building up and down throughout a track, with a tempo usually between 125 and 150 bpm. Artists include Armin van Buuren and Tiësto.

Characterized by the use of synthesizers, drum machines, and often features catchy melodies. Artists include Depeche Mode and The Human League.

Features deliberate use of glitch-based audio media and other sonic artifacts. Artists include Glitch Mob and edIT.

Builds gradually and emphasizes melody and atmospherics. Features extended intros, breakdowns, and dynamic peaks. Artists include Sasha and Deadmau5.

Characterized by its use of synthesizers, drum machines, and the vocoder, with a funk or hip-hop influenced beats. Artists include Afrika Bambaataa and Cybotron.

Known for its unorthodox and complex rhythms and sound design. Artists include Autechre and Boards of Canada.

A faster tempo (160 bpm and above) with distorted kick drums and aggressive electronic sounds. Artists include Angerfist and Scooter.

Focuses on creating a mood or atmosphere rather than traditional music structure. Artists include Brian Eno and Aphex Twin.