Recession pop is making a comeback. The trend, which has recently gained traction online, has been mostly spearheaded by ...

The FADER looks back at the songs that defined "recession pop," including Rihanna's "We Found Love," Lady Gaga's "Just Dance," LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem," and more.

Some social media users are heralding Kesha's new song with T-Pain as the return of recession pop. Here's what to know.

Recently, the word on everyone’s mind has been, unfortunately, “recession.” When President Donald Trump was asked about the ...

Some prime examples of recession pop are “Tik ToK” by Kesha (2010) , “DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love” by Usher (2010), “Party in the USA” by Miley Cyrus (2009), “Club Can’t Handle Me” by Flo Rida (2010), ...

Wondering what “recession pop” is and why people are talking about it with the release of Kesha’s new single? We can explain. Full of high energy production and frenetic beats, pop music in ...

As the economy cratered, pop music thrived. Recession woes coincided with the release of infectious dance-pop tracks that topped charts and dominated radio stations. Katy Perry’s 2010 album ...

One "Recession Pop" Spotify playlist description reads: "2007-2010 pop music that made you forget about the economy." ...

Although there are clear-cut signs in the economy that a recession may be looming, pop culture has its indicators that one is ...

Some social media users are heralding Kesha's new song with T-Pain as the return of recession pop. Here's what to know.

What exactly is recession pop? We're here to explain. Recession pop is a subgenre of pop music, encompassing the feel-good, escapism-focused music released during the Great Recession, which ...

What exactly is recession pop? We're here to explain. Recession pop is a subgenre of pop music used to describe the feel-good, escapism-focused tunes released during the Great Recession ...