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'''Electronica''' is an [[umbrella]] term for a wide range of [[music|musical styles]] which are either composed or manipulated using either [[analogue]] or, more recently, [[digital]] technology.  The myriad sub-genres range from minimalist [[ambient]] soundscapes to fast, distorted, percussion-dependent compositions.
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'''Electronica''' is an [[umbrella]] term for a wide range of [[music|musical styles]] which are either composed or manipulated using either [[analog]] or, more recently, [[digital]] technology.  The myriad sub-genres range from minimalist [[ambient]] soundscapes to fast, distorted, percussion-dependent compositions.
    
Electronica as a genre became widespread in the 1980s due to the increased availability of electronic instruments. Prior to companies such as [[Yamaha]] and [[Roland]] mass manufacturing affordable [[synthesizer]]s and [[drum machine]]s, these were incredibly expensive items limited to the already wealthy, for example the popular [[French]] composer, [[Jean-Michel Jarre]].
 
Electronica as a genre became widespread in the 1980s due to the increased availability of electronic instruments. Prior to companies such as [[Yamaha]] and [[Roland]] mass manufacturing affordable [[synthesizer]]s and [[drum machine]]s, these were incredibly expensive items limited to the already wealthy, for example the popular [[French]] composer, [[Jean-Michel Jarre]].
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