EDM1
noun [mass noun] chiefly US
Popular music intended for dancing to in clubs, typically having a repetitive beat and a synthesized backing track: EDM hasn’t killed off rock ‘n’ roll [as modifier]: a blaring EDM soundtrack...
- He's headlined almost every major U.S. dance music festival, and he was the first EDM act to headline Staples Center.
- "EDM has majorly influenced pop music this year," she added.
- This Slovenian EDM star plays an atmospheric blend of hip-hop, glitch, electro, old-school soul and dubstep.
Origin
Early 21st century: abbreviation of electronic dance music.
EDM2
noun
(In the UK) short for early day motion. he tabled 113 EDMs during the parliamentary year the MP also put forward an EDM asking the House of Commons to note Sir Alex’s outstanding contribution to football...
- The MP said he hoped representatives from all parties will sign his EDM.
- The MP put her signature to the Early Day Motion (EDM) to ban hunting with hounds, on June 8.
- EDMs are a way in which MPs can gauge the support of others over an issue.
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