Techno music?

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Corona - It depends on what you like yourself, and what she listens to.

Your best bet would be to just let her play her music and listen to how it sounds. Ask an artist name or two and that will point you in the right direction. But to assist you in trying to find the right stuff...


David Guetta - Good beats, more vocals if you don't want just the uhn tiss

Recommended listening:

Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away)
Love Is Gone ft. Chris Willis
Memories ft. Kid Cudi
Sound Of Letting Go ft. Chris Willis
When Love Takes Over ft. Kelly Rowland

*Personal Fav's


Deadmau5 - Awesome beats, awesome cocals (Canadian), kind of a made it himself kinda guy. Didn't just have money and go... Built his empire himself. (Yes it's spelled with a 5 too lol)

Recommended Listening:

Arguru
Careless
Edit Your Friends
Faxing Berlin
FML
Ghosts 'n' Stuff (And all remixes)
Hi Friend
I Remember
Moar Ghosts 'n' Stuff
Not Exactly
Try Again
Waking Up From The American Dream
8bit

*Personal Fav's

Armin Van Buren/Paul Van Dyk - Kind of in the same arena if you like the more melodic sounds. Good stuff to listen to if you want to mellow out.

Recommended Listening:

We're Alive (Van Dyk Mix)
For An Angel (Julian Ressive Club Remix Edit)
Heaven
Let Go
The Other Side (Martin Roth Remix)
Tell Me Why

*Personal Fav's

If she is German, she might like Basshunter which is essentially a guy who takes other songs and makes techno beats for them. Can't understand him unless you speak Germany, but to keep you in the know, it would help to know him.

Since you're in Germany a big hit there was Guru Josh Project with their song Infinity 2008 (You'll recognize it as soon as you hear it with the Saxaphone chord) Good song, hopefully they aren't a one hit wonder...

If she's more into Drum and Bass, or the now so called 'Dub Step' which is I guess the eventual continuation from what DnB started, you could go back to the roots with Black Sun Empire. Look for the song Arrakis and that will let you know if you like that sort of thing. (Highly recommend listening to it on a system that you KNOW has good bass. If you like it, thank me later)

But when talking about Dub Step there's now 50 some odd artists out there doing it. One I like is Skrillex who's kinda come up under Deadmau5's wings. But good stuff none the less...

Recommended Listening:

My Name Is Skrillex
With You Friends
Rock 'n' Roll (Will Take You To The Mountain)
Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites (And All Remixes)
All I Ask Of You ft. Penny

*Personal Fav's

Now for all time favorite, we have the great Tiesto. His music is everywhere. And he branches out into a little bit of everything and makes it work together with seamless transitions. I'd recommend starting with him and see what you like of his work, that would help you figure out what you can tolerate and what makes your ears bleed.

Recommended Albums (The song list would be too long):

In Search Of Sunrise 4: Latin America (Disc 2)
In Search Of Sunrise 5: Los Angeles
In Search Of Sunrise 6: Ibiza
Elements of Life
Just Be
Magik 1 - First Flight
Nyana
Parade of the Athletes

*Personal Fav's

This should be enough to get you started. I will leave you with one bit of advice. Tiesto is great for sex. Trust me on that. Put the disc on, and just let things happen. It's good pacing too.

Hope this helps.

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