6:20 I can’t wait too hear this everywhere 6:39 sounds like a ringtone 6:59 sounds like a remix of the Mario cave music. I also can’t wait to hear this everywhere 7:19 starts to get creepy 7:39 idk what too say about this 8:00 this sounds chill techno 8:19 WTF IS THIS, this sounds like a Godzilla monster 8:39 alien motherboard time 8:59 aliens have conquered earth music 9:19 the last music before something else is created
Thank you, Alex, I appreciate your feedback. You have actually given me an idea. Maybe I should release the full-length version of that particular track in the year 2040. Then I can safely say a song from the future was featured in a video from February 2021. So this video would have theoretically predicted the future.
I might publicly release said song in 2030 JUST to make this video accurate. If I release it in that year, it would mean that a prediction made in February 2021 theoretically came true.
@@saroushen Is the next decade's songs are public or if not, why hide those masterpieces? Can we get to know one from after 2040's? Full respect and go for it! 🙂👌
@@christopherkantor5121 Hey there, Christopher! A lot of the tracks were only made for this particular video; said tracks are now being stored in my 'production music' library. I may release them at some point, but I can't see any other purpose for them; this is why a lot of them haven't been released. Just out of interest, which track post 2040 were you interested in?
@@Betis91 Thank you for your feedback! The future fascinates me too. Unfortunately, I shan't be alive in the year 3000 AD, so I won't know if my prediction is accurate; it's probably not. 😢😂 I was born in 1999, so I might be lucky enough to see the year 2100. 👍
I know this would be very difficult to do and would result in a very long video probably, but I wonder what each root music genre would sound like, (instead of just EDM), or evolve into over the next decades e.g. rock/metal/punk, rap/hip-hop, R&B, pop, etc.
@@saroushen like... Idk, like what would rap sound like decades from now, or how would rock and metal or punk evolve, etc.... Or would they even exist (?🧐lol)
@@BillBraskyy Out of those examples, Metal is the only genre that I can see holding out for the longest period of time because of its complexity (key changes, time signature changes, etc...) As unique as Punk and Rap are, I can't see them going for much longer because from a music theory perspective, there isn't much room for change; the same goes for other genres. Pop doesn't count because pop isn't really a genre. Pop is merely a collection of songs from a genre that happens to be popular. So technically, Pop today is EDM. This is why Jazz has lasted for as long as it has, because the theory behind it is so diverse. Jazz can evolve into many different things and still be classified as Jazz. What you are describing is still very interesting, and I probably will look into it at some point.
@@saroushen yo that's what's up brah 🤙🏻 And yeah those are some good points. I am into rock as an umbrella term, more specifically I like punk (NY/east coast hard core and Detroit scene 70s, 80s, 90s, and some skate punk/west coast), but you make a good case in that Punk as an example. the mindset of punk is basically if you progress, start making money or get uber famous, or try to innovate new sounds, you're a sellout and not a real punk and are no longer welcomed or wanted (although the teachings are all about being different, individuali, embracing others and their cultures, viewpoints, lifestyles, etc.) And with such strict almost dogmatic principles, yeah, I can see how a genre can stagnate and over time lose fanbase, relevancy, etc. I can also see rap going that way too like you said (there isn't much musical theory behind it as you mentioned as well), but people fkn love it. Even people in like Serbia or wherever know and low Dre or Lil ____ lol and unlike punk, rap is all about attention, money, greed, and fame, so for some reason I could see rap sticking around and becoming more and more ridiculous (like mumble rap lol) Edit: actually, I take back part of what I said. The people who wrote those songs and beats, all that (including R & B and what is considered popular music today) actually are geniuses most of em, and though the music sound simple as shit, it is all designed with purpose, so even though I only like a handful of rap artists, and being raised on rock music, I feel like rap would probably last a very long time. I also love jazz and the way you explained its diversity and its rich history and theory of music basically means literally _anything_ is possible, thus it being almost 100yo with Dan's and musicians in the style from age 80 to 18, I could see it and the now niche chill-hop/jazz-hop subgenres becoming more and more popular in place of jazz or alongside it in the distant future though. Oh and I also agree with your perspective on metal music as well and the fact that it's more skillful and technical, fast, and technologically advanced now than ever before and I too believe it's just gonna keep going that direction (drum engineering is big now and controversial, and personally, I prefer old school metal from back in the day with the human imperfections and all that made it gritty and dirty), but the new school has been doing some amazing things
Traditionally, people did put A.D before the year, but much like how B.C changed, it's not a thing people tend to do nowadays. It is best specify the year, and then specify which end of the timeline it is on. 👍
@@Yes-gu2wn B.C is more common in this era, so it has changed in the sense that people rarely use "BCE" . It is also worth noting that the way we address a time period is slowly changing. Some people prefer "CE" and "BCE", but today, people tend to use "BC" instead. I'm not saying that's right, I'm just addressing it in a way that people understand. Traditionally speaking, you are 100% correct; since I wasn't documenting any particular year-or writing for religious reasons-I don't need to refer to the year as, "In the year of our Lord" - year.
Hi, I just received two notifications from you. I believe the Greek artwork you are referring to was from the Renaissance period. A lot of art from the 1500s-1600s depicts the Greek era.
Cut content. The '2000 - 2010' slide isn't the only unused track. There are quite a few clips that are on the cutting room floor. Here is a list: 1600 - 1700 1800 - 1850 1900 - 1910 1940 - 1950 2000 - 2010 2100 - 2200 2200 - 2500
Not exactly. I haven't released them yet. Whilst you can theoretically hear twenty seconds of each track here, there isn't anything to show for a lot of them. I understand where you're coming from, though.
The 1700 to 1800 music sounds like it should be included in an advertisement for Longwood Gardens.
BC music is relaxing, AD music is classy Future music is peppy
Thank you for your feedback! 👍🙂
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2030-2040 sounds like Mario cart music
@@saroushen What is the song for 2040-2050 AD
6:20 I can’t wait too hear this everywhere
6:39 sounds like a ringtone
6:59 sounds like a remix of the Mario cave music. I also can’t wait to hear this everywhere
7:19 starts to get creepy
7:39 idk what too say about this
8:00 this sounds chill techno
8:19 WTF IS THIS, this sounds like a Godzilla monster
8:39 alien motherboard time
8:59 aliens have conquered earth music
9:19 the last music before something else is created
The 3000 AD music sounds like the music you put in a remake of a retro game
@@r-labs9357 it kinda does
@@r-labs9357 That must be one fast-paced retro game. 😉
2030 sounds the best to me ,can’t wait
I like how the background of 1990 - 2000 AD is an HTML document
90s: beginning of the internet
Im gonna time travel to the future to see if the music sounds like that 😜
Did you travel into the future? What did you see? Were my predictions correct? 🤔😮🔮
@@saroushen yes it was COOL
@@mariammena6374 what
I went to the Sigma and Omicron Gen it sounds Similar to that style
@@saroushen I traveled to the past it was rough!! I mean wow!
sounds like a realistic prediction of the future
Dinosaur's: aww such a beautiful day
98000 billion years later
Dinosaurs: ahhhh
What! 2020 to 3000 AD hmmm! How did you know 2020 and 3000 music!
Lucky guess.
@@saroushen Why not just admit you're a time traveller! 😂
@@PlasticGirl65 Shhh... 🤫
It becomes weird alien signals starting from 2100...
Yeah, it does sound a little bit like that.
2500 -2000 BC is Relaxing😌
Thank you!
These songs actually make good ringtones 🤣
Which ones?
@@jamesbuntly7199 the 2030-3000 ones
Great
I like the 2030
The decade of Skrillex.😂
And The 130's
Yo 2040-2050AD is so vibey?? Thank you mr time traveller
Thank you, Alex, I appreciate your feedback. You have actually given me an idea. Maybe I should release the full-length version of that particular track in the year 2040.
Then I can safely say a song from the future was featured in a video from February 2021. So this video would have theoretically predicted the future.
@@saroushen that would be so cool please do
I can’t wait to come back here in 2030 to see if this is correct.
I might publicly release said song in 2030 JUST to make this video accurate. If I release it in that year, it would mean that a prediction made in February 2021 theoretically came true.
8:19 I really wish somebody could make a full version of this
Hey there, Luke. I did make a full version of this. It's only two minutes in length, but I did make one, I just decided not to publicly release it.
@@saroushen oh ok that’s understandable
@@saroushen Is the next decade's songs are public or if not, why hide those masterpieces? Can we get to know one from after 2040's? Full respect and go for it! 🙂👌
@@christopherkantor5121 Hey there, Christopher!
A lot of the tracks were only made for this particular video; said tracks are now being stored in my 'production music' library.
I may release them at some point, but I can't see any other purpose for them; this is why a lot of them haven't been released.
Just out of interest, which track post 2040 were you interested in?
5:19
did I just got rickrolled unintentionally
Haha! I didn't think it would take long until somebody noticed.
3000 AD: Age of Aquarius Music?
I made that track towards the end of this project. I'm not entirely sure what it is haha.
@@saroushen Nice video. I've been curious to know more about the future. Keep it up 😎👍🏻
@@Betis91 Thank you for your feedback! The future fascinates me too. Unfortunately, I shan't be alive in the year 3000 AD, so I won't know if my prediction is accurate; it's probably not. 😢😂 I was born in 1999, so I might be lucky enough to see the year 2100. 👍
@@saroushen You're welcome 👍🏻
Hope you make it to 4000 AD because i like glitching futuristic music. 🔥
I know this would be very difficult to do and would result in a very long video probably, but I wonder what each root music genre would sound like, (instead of just EDM), or evolve into over the next decades e.g. rock/metal/punk, rap/hip-hop, R&B, pop, etc.
You've spiked my interest, please elaborate!
@@saroushen like... Idk, like what would rap sound like decades from now, or how would rock and metal or punk evolve, etc.... Or would they even exist (?🧐lol)
@@BillBraskyy Out of those examples, Metal is the only genre that I can see holding out for the longest period of time because of its complexity (key changes, time signature changes, etc...) As unique as Punk and Rap are, I can't see them going for much longer because from a music theory perspective, there isn't much room for change; the same goes for other genres. Pop doesn't count because pop isn't really a genre. Pop is merely a collection of songs from a genre that happens to be popular. So technically, Pop today is EDM.
This is why Jazz has lasted for as long as it has, because the theory behind it is so diverse. Jazz can evolve into many different things and still be classified as Jazz.
What you are describing is still very interesting, and I probably will look into it at some point.
@@saroushen yo that's what's up brah 🤙🏻
And yeah those are some good points. I am into rock as an umbrella term, more specifically I like punk (NY/east coast hard core and Detroit scene 70s, 80s, 90s, and some skate punk/west coast), but you make a good case in that Punk as an example. the mindset of punk is basically if you progress, start making money or get uber famous, or try to innovate new sounds, you're a sellout and not a real punk and are no longer welcomed or wanted (although the teachings are all about being different, individuali, embracing others and their cultures, viewpoints, lifestyles, etc.) And with such strict almost dogmatic principles, yeah, I can see how a genre can stagnate and over time lose fanbase, relevancy, etc.
I can also see rap going that way too like you said (there isn't much musical theory behind it as you mentioned as well), but people fkn love it. Even people in like Serbia or wherever know and low Dre or Lil ____ lol and unlike punk, rap is all about attention, money, greed, and fame, so for some reason I could see rap sticking around and becoming more and more ridiculous (like mumble rap lol)
Edit: actually, I take back part of what I said. The people who wrote those songs and beats, all that (including R & B and what is considered popular music today) actually are geniuses most of em, and though the music sound simple as shit, it is all designed with purpose, so even though I only like a handful of rap artists, and being raised on rock music, I feel like rap would probably last a very long time.
I also love jazz and the way you explained its diversity and its rich history and theory of music basically means literally _anything_ is possible, thus it being almost 100yo with Dan's and musicians in the style from age 80 to 18, I could see it and the now niche chill-hop/jazz-hop subgenres becoming more and more popular in place of jazz or alongside it in the distant future though.
Oh and I also agree with your perspective on metal music as well and the fact that it's more skillful and technical, fast, and technologically advanced now than ever before and I too believe it's just gonna keep going that direction (drum engineering is big now and controversial, and personally, I prefer old school metal from back in the day with the human imperfections and all that made it gritty and dirty), but the new school has been doing some amazing things
6:19 and 7:39 what's the songs callled? And there a full version of each song?
I like the 2100 looks futuristic, I'm gonna die by old age, seriously I'm change my mind
3:20 wow i see notch
I like all the music even the bc ones
Thank you!
No Problem
can you make a list of these music
3000?!
Who is 3000?
3000 is only the year. Duh, guys!
2100s Music But Chorus^1000000000000300000000
4:20
AD actually goes before the year not after...
Traditionally, people did put A.D before the year, but much like how B.C changed, it's not a thing people tend to do nowadays. It is best specify the year, and then specify which end of the timeline it is on. 👍
@@saroushen BCE didnt change to BC lol, BCE and CE are more modern versions of BC and AD respectfully.
But I do get what you mean like
@@Yes-gu2wn B.C is more common in this era, so it has changed in the sense that people rarely use "BCE" . It is also worth noting that the way we address a time period is slowly changing. Some people prefer "CE" and "BCE", but today, people tend to use "BC" instead. I'm not saying that's right, I'm just addressing it in a way that people understand.
Traditionally speaking, you are 100% correct; since I wasn't documenting any particular year-or writing for religious reasons-I don't need to refer to the year as, "In the year of our Lord" - year.
Bc bce ad ade
AD goes before sometimes.
This was nice! Can you please TELL me what the music you put for 1970-1980 is CALLED?
❤
1980's best🍸🏙
Hi, I just received two notifications from you. I believe the Greek artwork you are referring to was from the Renaissance period. A lot of art from the 1500s-1600s depicts the Greek era.
I hate 1900 to 1900s music it bad
@@darrentomkins8798 ı think 80's like futuristic
1980s equals decade of the synths.
i think music will be even more complex than presented here, but I like the selection
7:04 I want to be young again.
6:59 Is there a full version of that song? What's the song called?
Yes there is! The song is called "Coming Home".
@@saroushen which artist?
@@naturalharmoniagropius3262 Me, I'm the one who made it. 👍
1930 to 1980 I like
nice but why 2000s are skipped?
Cut content.
The '2000 - 2010' slide isn't the only unused track. There are quite a few clips that are on the cutting room floor.
Here is a list:
1600 - 1700
1800 - 1850
1900 - 1910
1940 - 1950
2000 - 2010
2100 - 2200
2200 - 2500
8:59 Pls tell me the names of these songs?
2500 and 3000
I haven’t watched the whole thing but is there singing
2080 - 2090 AD
1:55
0:34
2:31
3:13
Its aldery 2022
Yup! Now people born in 2001 are now complete grown adults this year! 😱
9:00 The 2500 music sound funny to me
2000 - 800 bc sounds so scary 300 - 100 is relaxing 0 - 300 sounds so sad 3000 ad music is my favorite
Fun fact every song here already exists in 2022
Not exactly. I haven't released them yet. Whilst you can theoretically hear twenty seconds of each track here, there isn't anything to show for a lot of them.
I understand where you're coming from, though.
@@saroushen oh thanks, didnt know that, that's very cool!
Music from Negative 3000 to 3000
Évolution de la musique 3000 avant JC à 3000 après JC
Hargalleyea
Great Wall of China Funny 😂
🤗 lanky box is 46year old
Japan Tiktok Funny Moments
So music just completely sucks after 2020?
As stated in the description...
"The past will call it noise, the future will call it therapy." 👍
I thought it sucked after 1990 😂
I THOUGHT IT SUCKED AFTER 3000 B.C LMAO !!!!!!!!!!
No just after 2050
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*Kid listening to Billie Eilish in the year 2050*
Kid: I'm born in the wrong generation, aren't I?
That does seem to be the pattern of Juvenoia.
EWWW THE MUSIC AFTER 2050 IS GROSS AND MESSY AND LIKE JUST CRAZY SOUNDS!
This was nice! Can you please TELL me what the music you put for 1970-1980 is CALLED?