Your EDM
  • News
  • Featured
    • Editorials
    • Giveaways
    • Aspire To Inspire
    • Interviews
  • Music
    • House
      • Bass House
      • Commercial House
      • Deep House
      • Disco House
      • Dutch House
      • Electro House
      • Future House
      • Indie Dance
      • Nu-Disco
      • Progressive House
      • Tech House
    • Bass Music
      • Drum n Bass
      • Dubstep
      • Future Bass
      • Glitch Hop
      • Hardstyle
      • Moombahton
      • Trap
    • Trance
      • Trouse
      • Uplifting Trance
      • Tech Trance
    • Free Downloads
  • Discord
  • News
  • Featured
    • Editorials
    • Giveaways
    • Aspire To Inspire
    • Interviews
  • Music
    • House
      • Bass House
      • Commercial House
      • Deep House
      • Disco House
      • Dutch House
      • Electro House
      • Future House
      • Indie Dance
      • Nu-Disco
      • Progressive House
      • Tech House
    • Bass Music
      • Drum n Bass
      • Dubstep
      • Future Bass
      • Glitch Hop
      • Hardstyle
      • Moombahton
      • Trap
    • Trance
      • Trouse
      • Uplifting Trance
      • Tech Trance
    • Free Downloads
  • Discord
No Result
View All Result
Your EDM
No Result
View All Result
Home EDM News

Looking Back At The Musical Evolution Of Avicii Two Years After His Death

by Matthew Meadow
April 20, 2020
in EDM News
avicii

No matter how much time passes, it will still feel weird and horribly unfair and tragic that Avicii died on April 20, 2018. Even just two years after his death, the electronic music landscape, and the musical landscape in general now in the face of COVID-19, has shifted dramatically.

A small consolation in his death, many other DJs began examining their own mental health and unsustainable touring schedules with a more critical view. Many have taken time off or changed the way they approach their jobs in order to not only give the fans their best every time, but also save themselves from burning out too soon.

Now, two years after Avicii’s death, not much more can be said than already has in the past 24 months. Instead, we choose to look back at the evolution of Avicii’s music since his eruption onto the scene in 2008 through to his posthumous album TIM, released in 2019.

Watch below. RIP Avicii, 1989-2018.

 

Photo via Sean Eriksson

Tags: 28Anniversaryaviciideathevolutionmusictwo years
Previous Post

[Premiere] AnjunaDeep Welcomes Jerro For Debut Single “Tunnel Vision (Feat. Kauf)” + Durante Remix

Next Post

[FIRST LISTEN] Adventure Club Reveal New Remix Of Said The Sky Collaboration Out This Friday

Matthew Meadow

Matthew Meadow

Lover of all bass music. I'm not afraid to speak my mind and put it to paper, and I do it often. I call Los Angeles my home, there's no better place for emerging EDM. Get in touch with me more via email or Twitter.

Next Post
adventure club

[FIRST LISTEN] Adventure Club Reveal New Remix Of Said The Sky Collaboration Out This Friday

No Result
View All Result

Facebook Twitter Instagram Twitch

Our Company

  • Contact Us
  • Join the community

Our Policies

  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms of Use
© 2020 Your EDM, LLC - All Rights Reserved
No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Featured
    • Editorials
    • Giveaways
    • Aspire To Inspire
    • Interviews
  • Music
    • House
      • Bass House
      • Commercial House
      • Deep House
      • Disco House
      • Dutch House
      • Electro House
      • Future House
      • Indie Dance
      • Nu-Disco
      • Progressive House
      • Tech House
    • Bass Music
      • Drum n Bass
      • Dubstep
      • Future Bass
      • Glitch Hop
      • Hardstyle
      • Moombahton
      • Trap
    • Trance
      • Trouse
      • Uplifting Trance
      • Tech Trance
    • Free Downloads
  • Discord

© 2020 Your EDM, LLC - All Rights Reserved