[May 2012 Electronic Music Hierarchy] ├── Progressive House (Melodic, festival anthems, emotional vocal drops) ├── Tech-House & Techno (Club-focused, rolling basslines, driving rhythms) └── Vocal Trance & Electro (High-tempo energy, aggressive synthesizer leads) 1. Progressive House Anthems
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