synth

Where there's cheesy 80's music, there's undoubtedly a synthesizer somewhere in the mix..

The Genius Of Giorgio Moroder
Introduction The first song on the album that is on the player is "Together In Electric Dreams" by Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder which was written for the eponymous film. It is a favourite of mine and then I thought I must have done a Giorgio playlist on Vocal, and I haven't.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Beat
Juli Patchouli's "Animal Complicaton" Playlist:
Introduction My friend Juli is a music lover, DJ, Poet, Writer, Performer, Snake Owner, and Cat Lover and publishes playlists on Facebook.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Beat
A Primal Scream Primer
Introduction I am currently reading "Creation Stories" by Alan McGee and have just finished the chapter called "Loaded" where the band Primal Scream really lifted off.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Beat
Elsa and Sonic: The Mystery of the Frozen Forest
Chapter One: The Frozen Forest Elsa and Sonic, their recent victory over Zorvath's spell fresh in their minds, found themselves in the presence of an extraordinary frozen forest. The trees within this mystical realm shimmered as if made of fine crystal, and peculiar glowing footprints dotted the icy ground.
By Mayaabout a year ago in Beat
Juli Patchouli's August 2024 Miserablist Mish-Mash Playlist:
Introduction My friend Juli is a music lover, DJ, Poet, Writer, Performer, Snake Owner, and Cat Lover and publishes playlists on Facebook.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Beat
The Ghoul Brothers
"Welcome to the disgusting world of...The Ghoul Brothers!" The Ghoul Brothers (1984) I first discovered The Ghoul Brothers in the advertisement section of Fangoria. Or maybe it was Gorezone. It was one of those Eighties newsstand horror and gore magazines.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Beat
A Plagiaristic Poetic Krautrock Playlist
Introduction I thought I would create a Krautrock-based plagiaristic poem based on bands, albums and songs and follow it with a playlist of the songs chosen in the poem. Here are some of my previous pieces that reference the genre:
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Beat
The Joy of Music Discovery: Connecting with Emerging Artists
Music has an incredible ability to connect with us on a deep emotional level, and discovering new, emerging artists adds an extra layer of excitement to the listening experience.
By mysoundMusic2 years ago in Beat
The Rick Henry Christopher Project Top Ten
The following list is a listing of my Ten Most Popular songs on Suno. These are the songs that have received the most listens.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Beat
The Making of "You Give Me"
Introducing The Rick Henry Christopher Project I want to be upfront about the recent songs I have been creating. They are all created with the assistance of an AI tool called Suno.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Beat
We Say Goodbye Once Again to Childish Gambino
Alright back in 2020, I wrote a review about Childish Gambino's album 3.15.20 but over the years, I ended up learning that the album felt like it wasn't finished so I ended up listening to it again while it was still on Spotify. They were right, 3.15.20 felt like it wasn't done even though there were some great songs on it, he did end up coming out with the finished album that is known as Atavista now. Just like Because the Internet, Gambino builds a world with Bando Stone with not just an album but a movie as well. As far as I'm aware, there's no release date for it but there is a trailer for it.
By Don Anderson II2 years ago in Beat
Marconi Plays the Mamba
The Eighties were a paradisical time of lemonade rivers and cotton candy clouds, where everyone had joy and a high fashion sense: hair was big, and women wore lots of makeup, huge earrings, and blouses with shoulder pads. We all ate delicious McDonald's three meals a day, and movie theater popcorn was covered in a buttery substance equivalent to slamming fourteen Big Macs. Eye shadow, lipstick, rouge, Cyndi Lauper hair, and Debbie Gibson eyes were the cultural touchstones that kept Commieland in relative check. (Well, that, and our nuclear arsenal.)
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Beat