Is it Trance , techno,house , RnB , Hip-Hop or anything else i havent mentioned ?

What do most of the sydney, melbourne clubs play ?

breaks for sure.. house is pretty big too

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RnB definitely, its unfortunately the most popular form of music and will prolly kill our dance scene. Amongst dance music fans however, breaks or batty house is definitely on top.

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Pop...

*shudders

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Currently if you watch video hits & rage I'm willing to bet 70% of the songs played are RnB/Rap/Hip Hop shite.

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Hard dance....

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Its Pop or Top 40. The stuff that they label R&B but is really Top 40 (eg. Ja Rule, some of 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg etc) cus most R&B lovers don't even like this commercialised crap anymore.

Definately RnB

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From a commercial point of view (IE those who aren't into EDM) RnB/Rap/Hip Hop is the most popular style.

The majority of people who listen to EDM in sydney listen to either breaks or house.

Trance/Prog/Techno/2 step are all less popular.

This is a SYDNEY point of view.

--djway

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and house nights seem to be popping up left right centre. so many ppl want to be associated with the "glamour" of house

house is sexy


doesnt matter how much other music i listen to, i always come back to house.



adelaide is fucked.

for the general public, SAFM / MMM stysles rule (RnB, pop blah blah, like everywhere else)

in the clubs house for the "trendy" ppl, but then hardcore is huge.

there is big hardcore following here, ive heard the largest in aus????

im not talking hard house either, its the hardcore, rotterdam kinda shit.

yer, so kandy ravers everywhere at events, drum and bass is also huge among these ppl.

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Yeah Adelaide is a hard dance and drum n bass town. Both these scenes are amongst the strongest in the country. Leaving trance pretty much no where here.