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Post-Internet music is a style of 21st century music addressing the Internet's ubiquity in society as influenced by the post-Internet art movement. The term "post-Internet art" was originally coined by artist Marisa Olson in 2006. Writer Gene McHughe would author the blog "Post-Internet" in 2009, which developed and popularized the concept. In 2010, Canadian musician Grimes began describing her work as "post-Internet". By 2015, the idea of post-Internet music was formally introduced by Irish composer Jennifer Walshe.
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