On the contrary, I have a large selection of electronic music - Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Tangerine Dream etc. Composers who planned out the sequence of their albums so as to take the listener on a journey. I also compose electronic music myself. I have a fair amount of synthesizers as well, both hardware and software varieties. There is a huge difference between composing and what passes for composing now which is simply copying and pasting samples endlessly. Music has to breathe, whether electronic or not. If you compose music that is really moving, that has a sense of theme and direction, that will be acknowledged - unfortunately most of what passes for electronic music now is just a mismatched jigsaw puzzle of sounds, with repetitive phrases (normally a couple of meaningless words) thrown in for effect. It has a very short shelf life. Because it's boring. It does not hold the interest and it does not inspire or display any real imagination.
A sample of what I consider to be good electronic music - https://youtu.be/DXTFN7mkWco
A sample of what I consider to be good electronic music - https://youtu.be/DXTFN7mkWco
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