Built around
the sound.
IDFlow’s discovery structure currently represents 72 electronic genres across seven broad families. The catalogue helps artists describe unreleased music and helps labels focus discovery around the sounds they actually seek.
The complete catalogue
Genre names are used as discovery context, not as rigid creative boundaries. The structure will evolve carefully as the product and electronic music itself evolve.
House
- House
- Acid House
- Afro House
- Amapiano
- Bass House
- Deep House
- Disco House
- Funky House
- Future House
- Jackin House
- Latin House
- Melodic House
- Melodic House & Techno
- Minimal / Deep Tech
- Minimal House
- Nu Disco / Disco
- Organic House
- Slap House
- Soulful House
- Tech House
- Tropical House
Techno
- Techno
- Acid Techno
- Big Room Techno
- Hard Techno
- Hardgroove
- Industrial Techno
- Melodic Techno
- Minimal Techno
- Peak Time / Driving Techno
- Raw / Hypnotic Techno
Bass & DnB
- Drum & Bass
- Dancefloor Drum & Bass
- Deep Dubstep / 140
- Dubstep
- Jump Up
- Jungle
- Liquid Drum & Bass
- Melodic Dubstep
- Riddim
Trance
- Trance
- Hard Trance
- Progressive Trance
- Psytrance
- Tech Trance
- Uplifting Trance
- Vocal Trance
Garage & Breaks
- UK Garage
- 2-Step Garage
- Bassline
- Breaks / Breakbeat
- Speed Garage
Hard & Festival
- Mainstage / Festival EDM
- Big Room
- EDM Trap
- Frenchcore
- Future Bass
- Future Rave
- Happy Hardcore
- Hard Dance
- Hardcore
- Hardstyle
- Rawstyle
Electronic
- Electronica
- Ambient / Experimental
- Dark Disco
- Electro
- Electro House
- Indie Dance
- Latin Electronic
- Moombahton
- Progressive House
Designed for relevant discovery
An artist should be able to describe a track without flattening its identity. A label should be able to focus a search without filtering out every adjacent idea. IDFlow’s genre model is intended to support both sides of that balance.
Know where your sound belongs.
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