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  • About Synthpop Symphony

    Electronic dance music (EDM) shows are among the most exciting ways to experience your favorite DJs spinning the latest beats. However, there’s a glaring issue: nearly all of these programs cater exclusively to house, trance, and Top 40 pop hits.

    Currently, there are no radio programs that celebrate the burgeoning indie appeal of Synthpop, Synthwave, and Electropop, while also paying homage to the iconic music of the 1980s with reimagined remixes and modernized covers. This is despite the fact that thousands of artists across more than 60 countries are actively creating music in these genres.

    In addition, many legendary 1980s artists continue to release new music, embark on tours, and sell out venues worldwide. For example, in Los Angeles alone between 2022 and 2025, Depeche Mode, Howard Jones, Duran Duran, New Order, Gary Numan, Tears For Fears, and a Flock of Seagulls all unveiled new albums and performed to packed audiences over multiple nights. Even niche Italo Disco artists like Thomas Anders of Modern Talking sell out two-night engagements in Los Angeles every year.

    The fanbase for this music is alive and thriving, hungry for new sounds, fresh artists, and nostalgic classics reminiscent of radio stations like KROQ, Live 105, and 91X in California. Yet, as electronic music has ascended to dominate the mainstream, this passionate audience has been left behind.

    Worse still, the general public lacks an easy way to discover this music. The solution lies in bringing it directly to listeners—meeting them where they are. Affordable streaming, FM radio and satellite options are the most effective ways to connect with these audiences.

    While companies like XM Satellite Radio honor classic new wave and indie rock, there is currently no equivalent radio program for electronic music fans to hear the latest from these dynamic artists. It’s time to fill this void and give this genre, and its dedicated listeners, the platform they deserve.
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About Synthpop Symphony

Electronic dance music (EDM) shows are among the most exciting ways to experience your favorite DJs spinning the latest beats. However, there’s a glaring issue: nearly all of these programs cater exclusively to house, trance, and Top 40 pop hits.

Currently, there are no radio programs that celebrate the burgeoning indie appeal of Synthpop, Synthwave, and Electropop, while also paying homage to the iconic music of the 1980s with reimagined remixes and modernized covers. This is despite the fact that thousands of artists across more than 60 countries are actively creating music in these genres.

In addition, many legendary 1980s artists continue to release new music, embark on tours, and sell out venues worldwide. For example, in Los Angeles alone between 2022 and 2025, Depeche Mode, Howard Jones, Duran Duran, New Order, Gary Numan, Tears For Fears, and a Flock of Seagulls all unveiled new albums and performed to packed audiences over multiple nights. Even niche Italo Disco artists like Thomas Anders of Modern Talking sell out two-night engagements in Los Angeles every year.

The fanbase for this music is alive and thriving, hungry for new sounds, fresh artists, and nostalgic classics reminiscent of radio stations like KROQ, Live 105, and 91X in California. Yet, as electronic music has ascended to dominate the mainstream, this passionate audience has been left behind.

Worse still, the general public lacks an easy way to discover this music. The solution lies in bringing it directly to listeners—meeting them where they are. Affordable streaming, FM radio and satellite options are the most effective ways to connect with these audiences.

While companies like XM Satellite Radio honor classic new wave and indie rock, there is currently no equivalent radio program for electronic music fans to hear the latest from these dynamic artists. It’s time to fill this void and give this genre, and its dedicated listeners, the platform they deserve.
© 2025 Synthpop Symphony W/Matt Williams
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  • Sinister Decades 1981-1987 by Matt Williams of Synthpop Symphony

    Sinister Decades 1981-1987 by Matt Williams of Synthpop Symphony
    2025/04/04

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    Special Mix Drop!

    Get a sneak peek into the future of retro—this exclusive set is a special mix from the upcoming Synthpop Symphony Episode 269! 🔥💿✨

    🎧Featuring:

    Dead or Alive vs Dua Lipa • Ekynoxx • Depeche Mode • OMD • Go West • Yazoo • David Bowie • Modern Talking • Erasure • Chaka Khan • Phil Collins • Denise Williams •Toto • INXS • Eurythmics

    From underground gems to dancefloor-ready remixes—this is pure retro-futuristic bliss. 🎶💫


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  • Synthpop Symphony 268 Electropop, Synthpop, Synthwave, Italo + Red Flag and Decades Mix 268!

    Synthpop Symphony 268 Electropop, Synthpop, Synthwave, Italo + Red Flag and Decades Mix 268!
    2025/03/30

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    Synthpop Symphony 268 This week we’re turning up the voltage with the best in new and classic synthpop—a full-spectrum sound journey from vintage vibes to future-facing beats.

    We’re kicking things off with fresh tracks from Blackbook, Lizette Lizette, SUND feat. James Knights, Nikonn, and more…

    Then it’s time to dive into the all-new Decades Mix 268, starting with Made of Light – “Close Your Eyes” and flowing through a powerhouse set including:

    Depeche Mode – Personal Jesus (Index Remix)

    Ballet Mecanico – No Cederé

    Pet Shop Boys – Domino Dancing (Jet Remix)

    Ilya Santana – Eternity

    Billy Idol – Rebel Yell (Seville Remix)

    Cause and Effect – Happy (Remix)

    Parralox – Double Trouble

    JD Madam – Don’t Crash (Remix)

    Paul Parker – Life is a Circus & Desire

    PLUS! This week’s School of Synth features a special tribute to Red Flag—the underground synth duo who blended emotional melodies with moody electronics. Learn their story and hear a couple of their iconic tracks.

    💿 It’s new. It’s nostalgic. It’s everything Synthpop Symphony is all about.

    Depeche Mode–Strangelove(NuDiscoMix)[Mute]
    Alexi Action & Mini Meilk– Don’ tLook Him in the Eye[Indie]
    Andy Bell–Dance for Mercy[Indie]
    Zoon Politicon–Summer Tale[Indie]
    Blackbook–Suffer in Silence[Indie]
    SUND feat.James Knights–I Die Fo rThis Love[Indie]
    Duran Duran–Union of the Snake(Extended Nigh tMix)[Parlophone]
    ThompsonT wins–In the Name of Love(Razormaid Remix)[Arista]
    Kajagoogoo–Too Shy(ExtendedMix)[EMI]
    Minuit Machine–Party People[SynthReligion]
    Lizette Lizette–Work[Ingrooves/SwedenMusicGroup]
    Nikonn–That’s How It Starts[Indie]
    Made of Light–Close Your Eyes[Indie]
    Depeche Mode–Personal Jesus(IndexRemix)[Mute]
    Ballet Mecanico–No Cederé[Indie]
    Pet Shop Boys–Domino Dancing(JetRemix)[Parlophone]
    Ilya Santana–Eternity[Indie]
    Billy Idol–Rebel Yell(SevilleRemix)[Chrysalis]
    Cause and Effect–Happy(Remix)[Exile/Nastymix]
    Parralox–Double Trouble[SubterraneRecords]
    JD Madam–Don’tCrash(Remix)[Indie]
    Paul Parker–Life is a Circus[UptownPlayersMusic]
    Paul Parker–Desire[UptownPlayersMusic]


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  • Synthpop Symphony 267 Electropop, Synthwave, Italo and Blaklight Interview plus Synth Mix 267!

    Synthpop Symphony 267 Electropop, Synthwave, Italo and Blaklight Interview plus Synth Mix 267!
    2025/03/23

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    Welcome to Synthpop Symphony 267!

    Bringing you your weekly dose of synthpop, delivered straight to your eardrums!

    As we roll into Week 3 of March Madness, we’re diving deep into rare and unknown bands, featuring Until December and their underground synth legacy. Plus, we’ve got something special—for the first time on Synthpop Symphony, we’re featuring an exclusive interview with dark synthpop band Blaklight!

    I’ll be sitting down with Brian, Adam, and Omar to talk about their influences—both classic and modern, their creative process, and their journey as a band. We’ll also spin two of their tracks, and I’ll drop a mini-mix featuring music from their favorite artists.

    Hour 2 is going to be insane—packed with everything from The Frixion, Sandra, and Pet Shop Boys to deep electronic grooves.

    I’ve also got tons of fresh new music from Eckotrigger, Lexxe, Rogue FX, Röyksopp, plus a Slow Synth featurette with The Brummies and Ross Alexander covering Conan Gray, and so much more.


    Erasure - Sometimes (Mark Robatham Remix)
    Eckotrigger - Endless Fall
    The Frixion - What is Love (Howard Jones Cover)
    Lexxe - Daughters of Chaos
    The Brummies - ILWY
    Ross Alexander - Lonely Dancer (Conan Grey Cover)
    Röyksopp - Me & Youphoria
    Blaklight - Interview Part One
    Blaklight - Stranger Calls
    Blaklight - The Killing Moon
    Duran Duran - Sound of Thunder (Alon Cohen Remix)
    New Order - Regret (Original Silk Mix)
    New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle
    Lau - Alive (VHS Dreams Remix)
    Until December - We Are The Boys (Extended Remix)
    Sally Shapiro - The Other Days

    Synth Mix - 267 (Matt Williams In The Mix)
    The Frixion - Deceive a Believer (Nude Sound System Remix)
    Rogue FX - Mind Corporation
    Pavel Petrov Feat Vall - Back to Black
    Block & Crown - Another One Bites The Dust (Queen Cover)
    Feinstoff - Hey Cabrera! (Punk House Remix)
    Ross Alexander - Wouldn’t it be Good (Matt Pop Remix)
    Sandra - Maria Magdalena (Andie Refresh)
    The Magician - Melodic Avenue (Remix)
    A-ha - The Sun Always Shines on TV (Alon Cohen Remix)
    Desireless - Voyage Voyage (Alon Cohen Remix)
    Pseudo Echo - Listening (Extended Remix)
    The Human League - Being Boiled (Remix)
    Pet Shop Boys - It’s a Sin (Remix)


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