Drift funk is a trap music of psychedelic electrons.

phonk (funk) is a kind of psychedelic electronic Trap music. Its main structure is the sampling (or original melody) of JAZZ, BLUES and SOUL, and the Acapella of MemphisRap or ModernTrap, which gives people a feeling of being divorced from reality and intoxicated.

as a sub-genre of Phonk (a kind of dark and psychedelic electronic music style which combines jazz, funk elements, Memphis rap and trap music and is produced by distortion technology), Drift Phonk has gained more and more attention in recent years, which makes us feel the extreme oppression brought by it along with the low-frequency psychedelic rhythm of Drift Phonk.

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Electronic music, as a trendy exotic product, has become more and more popular among young people in China and has become an important branch of the music market.

in the electronic world, you can feel the collision between notes and technology, the extreme comfort of accurate timing, the extreme vibration of human eardrum, and the imagination beyond reality.

Extreme oppression from drifting funk

Drift Phonk, as a sub-genre of Phonk (a dark and psychedelic electronic music style that combines jazz, funk elements, Memphis rap and trap music and is produced by distortion technology), has gained more and more attention in recent years.

what is music style?

music genre, or musical genre, is a traditional classification of musical works. It is not the same as music, although it is sometimes mixed in reality. Music can belong to different types in different ways. The artistic nature of music determines that such classification is often arbitrary and trite, and many types often cross each other. There are many academic works on the classification of types.

In his book Form in Tonal Music, Douglas M. Green divided Renaissance music into such types as pastoral songs, classical songs, ensemble songs, Ricerca and dance music. He has a strict distinction between the concepts of music type and music form. For example, Peter Van de Movi and others equate music types with music forms, and think that music types are the sum of music with the same form or "basic music language".