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Originally posted by Hi.Def
What part of "generic dance pop" does this gerl not understand? Girl doesn't sound like that nor does Never Let U Go. Someone get rid of the troll please.
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I was more curious about what the rest of the album will sound like, but everyone ignored that question.
The only reason I'm addressing this is because it seems like everyone in the world wants to claim that they're making new genres now (the worst case being Usher's "revolutionary pop"). The word "generic" just means that it belongs to an already existing large group of music. Considering she sampled a song that is classified as Electrohouse/Dancehall and worked with producers that make Electrohouse/Dancehall, I don't think it's surprising that the song sounds like an Electrohouse/Dancehall track, which makes it generic (as it is similar to songs within the Electrohouse/Dancehall world, having sampled one and been executed similarly) dance pop.
I think people misuse the word generic, and it doesn't really have a place in descriptions of music. All music that isn't experimental is, by definition, generic.
Electrohouse is one of my favorite genres of music and Diplo is one of my favorite producers. I don't see anything insulting or inflammatory in my comments.
That would be so disappointing I wouldn't know what to do.
why is he still in here 
