> Personally I find the new stuff coming from people's bedroom the best in what electronic I've seen. Yes, I do not disagree. What I am talking about is mainst

> Personally I find the new stuff coming from people's bedroom the best in what electronic I've seen. Yes, I do not disagree. What I am talking about is mainstream music that has matured. For example, Trance music was exciting when it came from bedroom studios in the 90s. You could hear individuality. Nowadays it does sound very same-y because, for instance, every one uses the same presets. So what I meant was: The kind of music that has been founded by the first generation of bedroom musicians is boring by now. If I were to go out on a limb, you could perhaps arguee that the artists you've named certainly rely on bedroom technology but also have something new: access to huge online networks. For example, progress in electronic music would have been slower if there were no youtube tutorials or soundcloud to find like-mindeded musicians etc.