In 2010, the trio released its breakout single, “One,” followed by the vocal version featuring Pharrell, “One (Your Name).” The original is expertly crafted for fist pumps in the club - or indeed, on the sand of Miami’s South Beach, where the DJs staged the ambitious mini-festival Masquerade Motel in 2011. As Swedish House Mafia, they became superstars. Swedish House Mafia’s ‘One (Your Name)’ Hits Bigīefore Swedish House Mafia, Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello were well-liked big-room house DJs. charts in 2016 with his piano-led version.ģ. In this case, Britain’s Got Talent alum Calum Scott climbed the U.K. Meanwhile, “Dancing on My Own” fell in with a dubious music trend of the 2010s: slow, mournful covers of exhilarating dance songs. 22, 2010, Robyn’s Body Talk LP inspired a decade of similarly empowered electro-pop from the likes of Tove Lo, Ellie Goulding and Charli XCX. Over a clean, driving beat, Robyn delivered the definitive 2000s anthem for dancing through heartache. At a time when EDM bangers coasted on commands to jump and make noise, the Swedish singer went right to the melancholy of a night out. Robyn was a proven talent by 2010, but “Dancing on My Own” set a new high-water mark for her cut-glass electro-pop. Robyn’s “Dancing on My Own” Shimmers to Life (That shifted in coming years, mirroring the growing predominance of solo - and male - DJ-producers on festival lineups.) But by 2012, it felt almost normal to see Madonna as Avicii’s special guest at Ultra Miami.Ģ.
In 2011, the nominees for best dance recording were all women or women-led acts. Gaga’s debut LP, The Fame, claimed best electronic/dance album, ahead of veteran big beat duo The Crystal Method and chart strivers LMFAO and David Guetta. Lady Gaga won best dance recording with her high-gloss “Poker Face,” beating out a group of nominees that included Britney Spears and Madonna. The 52nd Annual Grammy Awards saw Beyoncé take home six trophies, breaking the record for most wins by a female artist in one night.įurther down the winners list, the ever-evolving dance categories also went pop. Pop Go the Dance Categories At the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards
In the spirit of looking back to understand what came next, these 10 moments made 2010 an unforgettable - and influential - year in dance music.ġ.
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