http://youtu.be/MGt25mv4-2Q
http://vocaloid.wikia.com/wiki/Vocaloid_Wiki

I agree with peter to an,
Yeah this is absolute garbage music,
I’m of this generation and I find this music somewhat insulting.
But there is plenty of amazing music being made now days, you just need to know how to find it, you wont see it on tv and you wont hear it on the radio.
Here is one such resource, http://www.thewire.co.uk/
The 60′s are obsessively romanticized, alot of it was pretty pathetic really, if anything I think the 80′s was when things got really interesting.

He goes by the name of Seismix …
He has a collaborative track with Cahb, in an album currently No. 5 in UK dance charts, and a few compositions on YouTube.
Check them out & pass on the links if you enjoy listening !!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/dancealbums No. 5 Album- Summer Selection – Track 29
http://www.junodownload.com/products/drum-bassarena-summer-selection-2011/1757283-02/

http://youtu.be/seEOcUXzOwo

http://youtu.be/vpFVUfqO6Lo

http://youtu.be/wT0L_iKosMs

Cheers,
Gor

Intelligence amplification is the answer , a programming helper that shows you several possible known best next programming steps

geometrical structure is the interface and the code defines geometry….

If you try and jump in with Reason or Live or some of the other high end music production software that Dub-Step or Electronic Artists actually use – it can be so overwhelming that people give up. I’d say after garageband something like Fruity Loops (which is much miligned) is a good step up – if you’ve got an Ipad or even a iphone theres some great little music production apps – touchscreen and accelerometer are pretty cool as a control device. Good Luck!

Singularity based music was done best by Front Line Assembly.

Listen to their album Tactical Neural Implant (it even sounds like a Kurzweil book!) and you will hear the very sound of the future to come. One of my favourite albums of all time, so atmospheric and complex, and leagues ahead of the ADHD fuelled brostep that Skrillex pushes.

Due to the empowering technologies, the future will bring infinite diversity. We’ve learned time and again that the more diverse we get, the more robust our evolution, due to the variety of ideas that then cross-pollenate our imaginations. So don’t expect any one genre to be our future. The future of music will be as varied as our imagination.

Also deadmau5 is house music you but he has one dubstep song.

In 2001 I wanted to learn out to dj/produce. My brother was an up and coming dj for the drum & bass scene and moved to Japan where he did pretty well for a while. So what he was spinning pretty much influenced what I wanted to get in to. I moved to NYC a few years later where I broke into the (dying) drum & bass scene there.

After a few years I started to produce my own stuff. Still in the drum & bass genre, but more into the darker subgenres – techstep, darkstep, darkcore, etc. I’ve always considered all the stuff I’ve been into over the past decade to be ‘future music’. Granted, no one really knows what music will be like in 10 or 20 years. But, know how much you can do with just one computer, seeing how kids nowadays are jamming on subway trains with just iPhones/iPads – it just makes sense that digital anything will be where it’s at.

The music listed in this post, for anyone that’s been in the scene for a while, is fairly obvious. And that’s ok. All derivatives of dubstep and yah, it’s what the kids are listening too nowadays. But there’s always going to be the stuff that lies beneath what’s accessible and to me, that’s what’s always going to be ahead of everything else, bubbling up years down the road in a way that’s more palatable to the masses.

Still, it does all come down to emotion and how you can ‘flick the switches’ in someone’s mind with frequencies and composition. I think that will stay true for a long time. At least as long as we have emotions.

I love the concept of singularity and the awe and promise of technological advancement. But I just have a BIG problem with singularitarians’ tastes in music! lol

America never got over “Disco Sucks”

Music is made of frequencies that are more or less appealing according to their wave structure. There will always be ‘divine’ music frequencies around (think of Mozart, Bach etc), energizing ones (think of flamenco, gypsy music etc), disturbing ones (think of techno, whose synthesized sounds are pretty much noise, i.e unstructured waves).

The thing that I find disturbing is that you glamorize this noise as if the only good music out there came necessarily from synthesizing machines. The music industry is dying, and musicianship will go live again. There will be machines, but mostly there will be people with instruments in their hands using their brains to produce sound. In a word music will be more human, rather than trans-human. I don’t believe that we will all lose our innate taste for the sublime and give in to rave partying all night.