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Dariacore

Dariacore (also known as hyperflip) is an Internet microgenre of electronic dance music originally coined and pioneered by American musician Jane Remover (under the alias "Leroy") in the early 2020s. It is characterized by a humorous tone, frantic tempo, and recognizable sampling. It is sometimes conflated as a subgenre of hyperpop.

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Cultural origins
Early 2020s, United States
Other names
Hyperflip
Stylistic origins
Hyperpop · Jersey club · mashup · nightcore · hardstyle
Typical instruments
Digital audio workstation · sampler · synthesizer

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Dariacore

Nodes67
Edges66
Triples97
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029851
Components1

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Dariacore

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related to Influences · 17
Dariacore → Angel, EDM, Generation, Jane Remover, John Oswald, Kid606, No Bells, Panic, Sick, Skrillex, The, The Fader's, Vektroid, Virtual Riot, Weird SoundCloud, Writing, YTPMV
related to Regional scenes · 17
Dariacore → American, Beatmania IIDX, Billboard Japan, Common, Even, Japan, Japanese, Konami's Bemani, Lost Frog Productions, Niconico, Pinky Crush, Sasuke Haraguchi, Several, The, Underground, US, Vocaloid
related to Characteristics · 14
Dariacore → Billie Bugara, BPMs, Internet, Internet-born, It, Jane's, Jersey, Kieran Press-Reynolds, Music, Pitch, Pitchfork, Producers, SoundCloud, The
related to history · 14
Dariacore → American, Anthony Fantano, Daria, Grave Robbing, In, Jane, Jane Remover, Jane's, Leroy, Revengeseekerz, SoundCloud, Status Update Music, Subsequently, This
Stylistic origins · 10
Dariacore → complextro, dubstep, future bass, hardstyle, Hyperpop, Jersey club, mashup, nightcore, plunderphonics, YTPMV
related to Etymology · 7
Dariacore → Daria, Following Jane's, Jane, Jane Remover, Leroy, SoundCloud, The
related to Influence · 7
Dariacore → British, Danny Brown, Fentanyl Tester, Jane Remover, JPEGMafia, Leroy, YouTuber IShowSpeed
Typical instruments · 3
Dariacore → Digital audio workstation, sampler, synthesizer
Cultural origins · 1
Dariacore → Early 2020s, United States
Other names · 1
Dariacore → Hyperflip

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music genre japan jane soundcloud leroy internet hyperflip early remover also sound 2020s jersey club hyperpop dubstep around pop scene

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DariacoreCultural originsEarly 2020s, United States1.00infobox
DariacoreOther namesHyperflip1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsHyperpop1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsJersey club1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsmashup1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsnightcore1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originshardstyle1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsdubstep1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originscomplextro1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsfuture bass1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsYTPMV1.00infobox
DariacoreStylistic originsplunderphonics1.00infobox
DariacoreTypical instrumentsDigital audio workstation1.00infobox
DariacoreTypical instrumentssampler1.00infobox
DariacoreTypical instrumentssynthesizer1.00infobox
Dariacoreis aprimarily sample-based genre0.90text

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