Song of The Week: LeBrock – Call Me
When you first hear this song not only do you question ‘what decade is it from?’ but also, ‘what decade am I in?’
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Electric Youth – “Good Blood” (from THE WICKED DIE YOUNG)
New Electric Youth just released. Taken from Nicolas Winding Refn’s new Neon Demon-inspired compilation. Yes, he directed the movie “Drive” which literally paved the way for the scene!!
Timecop1983 – Come Back
Have you ever had the experience of thinking your mind was existing in two different places simultaneously? You’re faintly aware of another layer existing beside it.
“Satellite Young” Drop An Official Video For “Dividual Heart”
This is just awesome. Visuals and audio are solid. Pay attention Retro overs. J-Synth is here!!!
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Sunglasses Kid – Graduation
Sunglasses Kid is a prolific UK based retro synth producer known for his collabs with Miranda Carey and Dana Jean Pheonix, and co-producing NINA’s 2016 EP. His signature style is the most sun-washed type of synthwave that would perfectly belong in 80’s teen/young adult movies.
Retro Corner: De Lorra
Hey there listeners welcome to New Retro Wave. It’s February and you know what that means. So here’s a pretty rad track for all you love birds out there cruising along that sunset coast.
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Mono Memory – 85
Hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland, Mono Memory is a brand new face in the synth and retro wave scene. But don’t let that freshness fool you – it’s clear upon first listen that Mono Memory is no stranger to music production. His debut EP, “’85,” is only a few months old it already seems as though it’s turning heads.
Retro Corner: Hotter Than December
Hey there listeners. New Retro Wave has got a great new song for you to get into the true spirit of the 80’s.
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Dance With The Dead – B-Sides: Vol 1
The devilish duo Dance With The Dead are being resurrected back into the spotlight with the release of “B-Sides: Volume 1.” Although this album is comprised of various unreleased and compilation tracks, it is quickly shaping up to be a truly fiendish fan favorite.
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Lazerhawk – Dream Rider
A lot has changed in synthwave since 2013, when Lazerhawk’s (until now now, last) album Skull and Shark came out. The genre has in many ways matured and a whole new generation of listeners and producers has joined the fray. Since then we’ve had the emergence of the dark synthwave, as well as an immense proliferation of synthwave artwork and synthwave music creations.
Lazerhawk and GUNSHIP team up!
What are your thoughts on this track? Taken from the Dreamrider album.