What is UK garage?
{{Infobox music genre | name = UK Garage | bgcolor = silver | color = black | stylistic_origins = {{flatlist| * [[Garage house]] * [[Contemporary R&B]] * [[old school jungle]] * [[reggae]] * [[hip hop music|hip hop]] * [[dance music|dance]] }} | cultural_origins = {{flatlist| * Early to mid-1990s * [[England]] }} | instruments = {{flatlist| * [[Synthesizer]] * [[drum machine]] * [[Music sequencer|sequencer]] * [[Keyboard instrument|keyboard]] * [[Sampler (musical instrument)|sampler]] }} | popularity = Mainstream success late 1990s & early 2000s / underground 2011 onwards | subgenres = {{hlist|[[Speed garage]]|[[2-step garage]]|[[Breakstep]]|[[Future garage]]}} | subgenrelist = [[List of electronic music genres|Subgenres]] | fusiongenres = {{hlist|[[Dubstep]]|[[Bassline (music genre)|Bassline]]|[[Grime music|Grime]]|[[UK funky]]}}}} '''UK garage''' (sometimes shortened to '''UKG''' and simply '''Garage''') is a genre of [[electronic music]] originating from [[England]] in the early 1990s. It is made up of elements from [[Garage house]], [[contemporary R&B|R&B]], [[drum & bass]], [[Dance music|dance]], [[reggae]] and [[hip hop music]]. It was very popular during the beginning of the 21st Century with teenagers and young adults listening to it. Some of its most popular musicians to perform UK garage are [[Mis-Teeq]], [[Sweet Female Attitude]], [[So Solid Crew]], [[Shola Ama]], [[Tinie Tempah]], [[DJ Pied Piper]], [[Craig David]] and [[Daniel Bedingfield]]. It is also a genre that blends with [[Grime (music)|grime]]. {{music-stub}} [[Category:Electronic dance music]] [[Category:British music]] [[Category:Dance music]]