† Evolution of Party Music †

It is interesting to see how party music has evolved over time. Different era has different taste of party music. Lets observe the evolution.

1. 1950's, the era of twist and turn.

The music style seems to be light and easy. Light rock and roll brought much influence in the 50's music culture.
Little Richard - Tutti Fruitti [download here]

2. 1960's, the era of rock and roll.

There are not much differences between these 2 era. However, the music culture began to focus more in the group bands such as the popular Beatles.
Lesley Gore - It's My Party [download here]

3. 1970's, the era of disco and dancing.

Disco genre started to bloom in the 70's. In 1977, 'Saturday Night Fever' had the effect of setting off disco mania in the society.
Trammps - Disco Inferno [download here]

4. 1980's, the era of synthesizer.

Rock, hard rock, soft rock or pop, these genre are commonly associated with the use of synthesizer. A memorable and distinguishable era.
Baltimora - Tarzan Boy [download here]

5. 1990's, the era of boy bands.

The term 'boyband' was not defined until the 90's. More often or not, the boy band members do not play any music instrument but only know how to sing.
911 - Party People Friday Night [download here]

6. 2000's, the era of hip hop and R&B.

Hip hop and R&B dominated popular music in the 2000's. These genre were often played in the clubs and pubs. There's no wonder Justin Timberlake left N'Sync and goes into R&B.
Madonna feat. Justin - 4 Mintues [download here]

7. 2010's, the era of techno and robotonic.

Most of the party music in the 2010's are somehow full of techno beats and so much related to 'enjoying life', 'party day and night' kind of theme.
LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem [download here]