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ultrapop (uncountable)

1. (colloquial) A particularly pure or intense form of pop music.
   • 1988 November 4, Bill Wyman, “Let's Active”, in Chicago Reader^[1]:

     On his third full-length record, Every Dog Has Its Day, prodigy producer and ultrapop songster Mitch Easter continues his search for the perfect hook.

   • 1989, Michael C. Keith, Broadcast Voice Performance, page 40:

     What Progressive radio sought to do was provide listeners a true alternative to the frenzied, ultrapop sound of hit radio. Music play lists were not drawn from the charts.