i think you should try and master one genre you love 1st rather than PRODUCING completely different tracks every time (i don’t know what the diversity is in your case)
wether you like it or not all music is aimed at some sort of genre even if you can’t say pacifically... thats a deep house track, thats a progressive house track you still know its house music.
as you are starting out you may not be aware that different genres require different techniques.
im under the impression that you would like to learn all the different techniques producers use as you love all music and want to put that in your music? you still can.
if are trying different techniques every single time, the less chance you will have of nailing a technique.
by all means look into it. for example..... using compression creating pumping sidchain fxs like used in bouncy house. and why dnb kicks may sit a bit higher or lower a than house kicks do.
is all edm fundamentally the same? what about genres like motown or even pop music that can be all genres( look up things like this gain a greater understanding it will only help)
i know from switching genres and then deciding to stick with one instead of both (this is over years btw) i made more progress production wise sticking with dnb. and when i decided to make a one off house track for fun it helped me because i had a greater understanding or techniques and why id use them.
you may say I’ve been rambling but im just trying to help, you can agree or disagree? thats up to you but this is what i have experienced over time.
good luck mate! ill add you on sound cloud im low-kie aka kieran t. im still yet to upload any finished produced tracks but all in good time