Bassjackers is a Dutch duo of DJs and electronic music producers, composed of Marlon Flohr and Ralph van Hilst. They are known for their style that blends various genres of electronic music, particularly electro house and big room house. Bassjackers gained popularity through collaborations with other big names in the electronic scene such as Afrojack, Martin Garrix, and Tiësto, as well as for tracks like "Savior," "Crackin," and "Derp." Breathe Carolina, on the other hand, is an American group originally formed by David Schmitt and Kyle Even. The group started with a strong influence from electronic rock and emo but gradually evolved towards electropop and house music. Breathe Carolina is known for hits such as "Blackout," "The Birds and The Bees," and "I’m Not Alright" with Hardwell. Bassjackers and Breathe Carolina's styles and paths show how artists can evolve and adapt to the fast-paced evolution of musical genres in the electronic music industry. Each in their own way, they significantly contribute to the dynamic landscape of modern dance music.

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