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1. 80shinrgeurobeat.com › 2021/03/10 › hi-nrg-and-italoHI-NRG and Italo Disco in 1982 & 1983 - 80s Hi-NRG & Eurobeat

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   Mar 10, 2021 · The NME music journalist Simon Reynolds wrote: “The non-funkiness [in Hi-NRG] was crucial. Slamming rather than swinging, Hi-NRG’s white European feel was accentuated by butt-bumping bass twangs at the end of each bar.”

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3. 80shinrgeurobeat.com › 2021/08/27 › coming-out-inComing Out In 1984: Hi-NRG Goes Mainstream

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   Aug 27, 2021 · The Smash Hits article about Hi-NRG, publised in July 1984. NME’s Hi-NRG Chart from Septmeber 1984. Considering most Hi-NRG tracks were released on very small, independent record labels, one wonders why what was essentially gay disco suddenly attracted the attention of the wider music industry.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hi-NRGHi-NRG - Wikipedia

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   During the same period, a genre of music styled as "hi-NRG" (EDM) became popular in Canada and the UK. The most popular groups of this style are Trans-X and Lime. The genre is also closely related to space disco; bands of this genre include Koto, Laserdance, and Cerrone.

5. www.classicpopmag.com › 2023 › 12Popscene – Hi-NRG - Classic Pop Magazine

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   Dec 14, 2023 · In its place was Hi-NRG, a sort of turbo-charged disco that powered its way through the gay American nightclub scene like a Hennessey Venom F5. Hi-NRG tracks are generally typified by staccato hi-hat rhythms, reverberated vocals, simple octave basslines and a tempo between 120bpm and 140bpm.

6. historyofsound.com › hi-nrgHi-NRG - History of Sound

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   Hi-NRG music continues to be celebrated for its high-energy, captivating beats, and electrifying sound. It has influenced subsequent electronic dance music genres, leaving an enduring legacy that continues to inspire artists and fuel dance floors worldwide.

7. influenceandsounds.com › hi-nrg-dance10 Essential Tracks of HI-NRG: Exploring the Heartbeat of Dance

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   May 17, 2024 · Characterized by its fast tempo, relentless rhythm, and euphoric energy, HI-NRG quickly gained traction in clubs around the world, with iconic venues like New York City’s Studio 54 and London’s Heaven serving as incubators for the burgeoning scene.

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   Why is Hi NRG so popular?

   • Hi- NRG ’s lively and energetic nature made it an instant hit within dance clubs, where its infectious grooves encouraged frenetic movement and exhilarating dance routines. Hi- NRG music continues to be celebrated for its high-energy, captivating beats, and electrifying sound.

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   What is Hi NRG music?

   • Hi- NRG embraced electronic instrumentation, incorporating synthesizers, drum machines, and other technological advancements of the time. These elements gave the genre a futuristic and cutting-edge feel. Hi- NRG vocalists often deliver their lyrics with intense emotion and energy, perfectly complementing the music’s high-octane nature.

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   When did Hi-NRG become popular?

   • In the mid-80s the genre was so popular that magazines such as Record Mirror (over here) and Dance Music Report (in the States) were even publishing weekly Hi-NRG charts. However, Hi-NRG’s time in the sun would be short. By the late 80s, it would give way to techno and house, just as disco had feathered the nest for Hi-NRG 10 years before.

   Popscene – Hi-NRG | Classic Pop Magazine

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   What Hi-NRG song is a good song?

   • The Flirts – “Passion” (1982) “Passion” by The Flirts is a high-energy HI-NRG track with a catchy melody and driving beat. Produced by Bobby Orlando, the song’s infectious hooks and pulsating rhythm make it a standout in the genre’s catalog, earning it a place on any HI-NRG playlist.

   10 Essential Tracks of HI-NRG: Exploring the Heartbeat of Dance

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   What is Hi-NRG & why is it so popular?

   • Hi- NRG is instantly recognisable due to its distinct characteristics: One of the defining features of Hi- NRG is its rapid tempo, often ranging from 120 to 140 beats per minute (BPM) and even higher. This brisk pace propels listeners onto the dance floor with an urgency that is hard to resist.

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   When did high energy music become popular?

   • In the early 1980s, high energy music found moderate mainstream popularity in Europe; while opposing both Euro disco and electro on the dance scene, it became mainstream in the gay community in the United States. Hi-NRG was reliant on technology and was all about "unfeasibly athletic dancing, bionic sex, and superhuman stamina". [ 18 ]

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9. www.reddit.com › r › hinrg/r/HiNRG - The Bobby Orlando Appreciation Center - Reddit

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   This subreddit was founded in August 2016 by u/computer_programmer, these are the first twenty Hi-NRG tracks that were posted here. Good foundation for a classic NRG playlist: Banana Republic - Silent Scream (1987) Divine - Shake It Up (1983) Bobby O - I'm So Hot For You (1982) Evelyn Thomas - High Energy (1984)