Electronic music is that created with electronic equipment and instruments such as synthesizers, computers, among others, where recorded and edited sounds are also added.

For many of the lovers of this genre, this music goes beyond a simple definition, where we find feelings like sadness or joy and the best thing is that it has no borders. This music does not have a specific language it is simply universal.

Dj Coone from the Genre Hardstyle says in his song Music is Art the following:

"Music was my first love and i bet it´s my last.
The notes, the rhythm the feeling inside. The power of will to make this thing worldwide
The Creation of melodies straight from my heart.
I guess that's why we define, this music is art."

Definitely electronic music is Life, it is love, it is joy, happiness, we can all feel it and define it in the best way. For these feelings I am inspired to mix sounds and thus make this composition, a way of relief that at the end of account the goal reaches beyond the satisfaction of feeling good about creating music, that of making others feel the same as me. listen to it.

Let's talk a little about the History of Techno

Techno was born in Detroit - USA, during the 80s at the end of the Cold War. Its origin comes from other electronic genres such as Chicago House, Electro, New Wave and Funk. The boom of this genre occurred in the 90s. The term "Techno" derives from technology and has had great influence since the late '80s with Technotronic, and the birth of Euro Techno in the' 90s.

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Techno has percussive, synthetic, and studio effects used as main instrumentation, and has a regular 4/4 beat with a tempo between 120 and 140 bpm, the latter being its speed. Techno is instrumental, and the reason for this is that it can be used by Dj's in long synchronized and mixed sets.

Techno is produced as if it were a complex instrument, imagine an interconnected orchestra of machines, each producing sounds that are familiar and strange. Each machine is used to generate or complement repetitive patterns of sounds that become relatively "natural".