Many of you may have heard of Stutter House, whether a little or a lot 🌈

📖 Today, EDM Addicts invites everyone to explore the Stutter House genre—a music style that’s gaining popularity and expected to trend over the next 1-2 years. It’s perfect for both background music while working and light dancing.

So, what exactly is Stutter House?

Stutter House is a subgenre of House music characterized by the "Stuttering" production technique. This involves rhythmic audio stuttering or brief interruptions, adding excitement and novelty to the tracks. This genre has similarities with a remix of Miike Snow’s "Silvia" by Robotberget from 2010, which also featured a "stuttering" effect. Additionally, songs like Odesza’s “The Last Goodbye” and The Chainsmokers & Ship Wrek’s “The Fall” from two years ago also fit into the Stutter House category.

Who pioneered this genre?

Stutter House is not widely recognized yet, but Fred Again.. has significantly boosted its popularity. The genre was officially named last year by Steve Cardigan from Putyouon, who started creating playlists with tracks from Bunt., Fred Again.., and Lavern under the name Stutter House. He also shared content on TikTok explaining the genre, which gained over 400,000 views and promoted the playlist, giving Stutter House its name.

For a viral and well-known artist in this genre, Fred Again.., who recently won a GRAMMY Award, is a key figure. If you want to explore or start listening to Stutter House, check out artists like Dezko, Lavern, BUNT., camoufly, and many others!

For those interested in experiencing Stutter House live in Thailand, OUTPUT Festival is bringing BUNT. to perform on September 6-7 at Bitec Bangna!