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Why old-school electronic sounds keep returning in modern music

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  1. 18 Aug, 00:05
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    Why old-school electronic sounds keep returning in modern music

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Electronic music keeps evolving, but some of its oldest sounds just wont really go away. Vintage synthesizers, drum machines, robotic vocals, analog basslines and those retro effects still show up in pop, hip-hop, electronic dance music, film scores, and even video game soundtrac…