Electropop: meaning, definitions and examples

When referring to a genre that blends electronic music with pop music, often characterized by the use of synthesizers and electronic beats. Common in both casual and formal conversations about music styles since the early 2000s.

• The new album features a fun mix of electropop tracks perfect for dancing.
• She rose to fame with her unique electropop sound.

Used interchangeably with 'synth-pop,' but commonly seen in written form, especially in articles or music reviews referencing both contemporary and retro styles.

• The concert was a nostalgic experience with its focus on synthpop.
• Many synthpop bands draw inspiration from 80s music.

In situations where a more formal or descriptive term is needed to describe music that combines electronic elements with pop music. Typically used in writing or discussions about music genres.

• The band's style can be best described as electronic pop.
• Electronic pop has seen a resurgence in the past decade.

Ideal when discussing the specific sub-genre of new wave music in the late 70s and 80s that heavily featured synthesizers. Often used by music enthusiasts or in historical contexts.

• Depeche Mode is a classic example of synth-pop from the 1980s.
• This playlist features the best of 80s synth-pop hits.