Post-internet music

Names

• Post-Internet Music
• Post Internet Music

Artists & Creatives

• Charlotte Emma Aitchison aka Charli XCX (UK)
• Fatima Al Qadiri (KT)
• Kai (Kari) Altmann aka Hitashya or HXYA (US|IN|FR)
• Maya Arulpragasam aka M.I.A. (UK|SL)
• Claire Boucher aka Grimes (CAN)
• Sean Lee Bowie aka Yves Tumor (US)
• DJ Mark Brown (US)
• Zak Caipa aka Zakmatic (US)
• The Claw aka Total Freedom, Nguzunguzu and Kingdom (US)
• A.G. Cook (UK)
• Elysia Crampton aka Chuquimamani-Condori (MX|US)
• Pan Daijing (DE)
• Hannah Daly aka HD (US)
• Lauren Devine (US)
• Khalif Diouf aka LE1F (US)
• Discwoman (Ariel Zetina, Ashley Venom, BEARCAT, Bergsonist, bronz3 g0dd3ss, Ciel, Fauzia, Juana) (US)
• Alexandra Drewchin aka Eartheater (US)
• Hayden Dunham aka QT (US)
• Marc Glasser aka Dubbel Dutch (US)
• Destiny Nicole Frasqueri aka Princess Nokia (US)
• Future Brown (US)
• Gatekeeper (Aaron David Ross, Matthew Arkell) (US)
• GHE20G0TH1K (Venus X, Shayne Oliver, etc.)(US)
• Peggy Gou
• Yulan Grant aka SHYBOI (US)
• Holly Herndon (US|DE)
• Hoemelettes (Petit Piment and Mara) (SWZ|FR)
• Lars Holdhus aka TCF (DE)
• House of Ladosha
• Juliana Huxtable (US)
• Karmina Collective (US)
• Benji Keating aka Palmistry (UK)
• Keller & Kosmas aka AIDS-3D, Daniel Keller, Nik Kosmas (US|DE)
• K-Waï Collectif (FR)
• Jeremy Larroux aka Laylow (FR)
• Jack Latham aka Jam City (UK)
• Kareem Lotfy (EG|DE)
• Sara Manara aka DJ Manara (UK)
• Mara (SWZ|FR)
• Asma Maroof aka Ma Nguzu of Nguzunguzu (US|SWZ)
• Ashland Mines aka Total Freedom (US)
• MobileGirl (DE)
• N.A.A.F.I. (Alberto Bustamante a.k.a. Mexican Jihad and Fausto Bahía a.k.a. Tomás Davo) (MX)
• Sadaf H Nava aka Sadaf (US)
• Nkisi (UK)
• NO NAZAR COLLECTIVE (Omar, Bianca Maieli, AKU, DJ Sudi + MTooray)(US)
• Nick Newlin aka Yen Tech (US|KOR)
• Nguzunguzu
• Norman Orro aka Music For Your Plants (ES|NL)
• Camilo Padilla aka Kamixlo (UK|CH)
• PAN Record Label (DE)
• Petit Piment (FR)
• PC Music (A.G. Cook, Sophie, Hannah Diamond) (UK)
• PNL (Tarik Andrieu and Nabil Andrieu) (FR)
• Michael Quattlebaum aka Mykki Blanco (US)
• Alejandra Ghersi Rodriguez aka Arca (US|SP)
• Aaron David Ross aka ADR (US)
• Ezra Rubin aka Kingdom (US)
• Travis Scott (US)
• Colin Self (US|DE)
• Sophie (UK)
• Jazmin Venus Soto aka Venus X (US|DR)
• Julian Wadsworth aka Lil Internet (US|DE)
• Jennifer Walshe (UK|IRE)
• Kanye West (US)
• Tobias Lee aka WHY BE (KOR|DN|DE)
• Yung Lean (SW)

Curators, Writers and Theorists

• Adam Harper
• Ruth Saxelby

Events

• Club Vortex and Club Infinity, New York, 2009-2013, curated by Ezra Rubin aka Kingdom
• GHE20G0TH1K, New York, 2009-2016, curated by Venus X and Shayne Oliver

Publications

Magazines, Journals, Blogs

• Post-Internet Sound, a crowdsourced database of sound and music works started by Holly Herndon & Jennifer Walshe in 2015.

• Dis Magazine, 2010-. (Now Dis.art) Mixes.

Essays, Articles, Book Chapters

• Charlie Jones, "Grimes is leading a generation of online musicians to the material world. The post-internet pop that Grimes pioneered suggests a world beyond the digital that no-one expected.", Dummy Magazine, London and Online, 22 May 2012.

• Robert Barry, "So What Is Post-Internet Music, Anyway?", Vice, November 11 2015.

• "An Overview of the Post-Internet Art Movement and How it has Changed Music", Wax Cylinder, May 11 2017.

• Michael Waugh, "'My laptop is an extension of my memory and self': Post-Internet identity, virtual intimacy and digital queering in online popular music", Popular Music 36:2, Cambridge University Press, 2017.

• Bas Grasmeyer, "Post Internet Music", Medium.com, February 12 2018.

• Adam Harper, "Charting the Evolution of Post-Internet Music", Redbull.com, 3 Oct 2018.

• Lucia Clara Affaticati, "Post-Internet Music: Negotiating Queer Identity in the Digital Era", Brief Encounters Journal, 2024.

• Nina Hess, "Charli XCX’s BRAT and the Liminal Space of Post-Internet Pop", Medium, May 20 2025.

Theses

• Michael Waugh, Music That Actually Matters? Post-Internet Musicians, Retromania and Authenticity in Online Popular Musical Milieux, Cambridge: Anglia Ruskin University, 2015. PhD Thesis.

• Khristopher R. K. Ohlendorf, On the Internet by Means of Popular Music: The Cases of Grimes and Childish Gambino, London, Canada: The University of Western Ontario, 2016, 157 pp. Master's thesis.

See Also

Post-internet Art, Deconstructed Club Music, Cloud Bass, Future Bass, Cloud Rap, Mash-Up Music, Post-Club, Post-Rave, NuRave, Post-Western, New World, Laptop Music, DIY Pop, Post-Digital, Post-Conceptual, Interculturalism, Transculturalism, Third Culture, Fourth Culture, New Materialism, HyperPop, Assemblage, Global Village, Global South, Pan