If it moves and connects with you then it's real music. It's fine to have a preference for live musicianship, but the 'real music' argument has been leveled ag

If it moves and connects with you then it's real music. It's fine to have a preference for live musicianship, but the 'real music' argument has been leveled against every new musical technology (remember the furore around Dylan going electric?). It dismisses contemporary creativity based on a traditionalist bias that elevates one form of execution above all others. There's also a huge amount of skill in producing good electronic music. It's always hard to make good music no matter the means.