Podcasts about Europop

Mark and Mike go poaching to watch the 2020 sequel, Grizzly II: Revenge. The discuss stars getting their big break, the size of bears and Europop

Today's exceptionally danceable Electronically Yours episode features an in depth discussion with Mark Wood (Demon Records) and author Ian Wade about their new 5 CD + 4 LP boxsets, featuring  the best queer club classics 1980-1989.Across five individually themed discs, the deluxe CD set presents 53 original extended versions, including many hard-to-find remixes, encompassing full-length High Energy, House, Diva, Pop, Europop and Alternative eighties classics from the likes of Pet Shop Boys, Grace Jones, Sylvester, Eartha Kitt, Divine, New Order, Hazell Dean, Laura Branigan and many more.  Highlights include the hard-to-find 12” version of Village People's ‘Can't Stop The Music' plus the rarely-compiled underground club anthems ‘Pistol In My Pocket' by Lana Pellay and ‘After The Rainbow' by Joanne Daniëls. Not only were the ‘80s queer clubs where you were most likely to hear the latest groundbreaking developments in dance music (for example, house music would quietly flourish and innovate on the scene before busting overground and achieving near ubiquity as the decade progressed), there was also a heck of a lot of diversity on offer.Ladies and gentlemen - It's time to give in to sin – More Sin 2...If you can, please consider supporting the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: patreon.com/electronicallyours

In 2025, the iconic NOW series moves into the world of musical theatre with a brand new show ‘NOW, That's What I Call A Musical' delivering a storyline that ties friendship and incredible 80s pop music together perfectly. A dynamic cast, a sure fire story from Pippa Evans filled with a rollercoaster of emotions and laughter is coupled by choreography from Craig Revel Horwood for a guaranteed hit night out!And if that wasn't enough the touring show includes guest appearances from an array of pop icons - Sinitta, Carol Decker, Toyah Wilcox and Sonia!And for this special episode of Back to Now, Sonia exclusively joins us to chat about the show and how this pop nostalgia spectacular is exactly what we need right now. As well as providing details (no spoilers!) about the show, Sonia takes us back to the year it's set - 1989 - and shares her own memories of becoming one of the decades most successful female chart stars. We go behind the scenes of PWL, how Sonia really convinced Pete Waterman to sign her up to the Hit Factory, who she to borrow clothes from for her debut video and what it meant to move from being a pop fan into the pages of Smash Hits in a very short period indeed!We also can't spend some time with Sonia and not talk Eurovision - so we do, and it's a blast of Europop memories.And, exclusively - find out which NOW album played constantly in Sonia's (and her boyfriends) car! Grab your popcorn, take your seat and tune into big 1989 pop memories and much more with this special episode of Back to NOW! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Swedish hit-makers ABBA changed pop music as we know it: they sent 20 songs to the Billboard Hot 100 and turned the world onto Europop. But there is some lesser-known music by the people behind ABBA. Back in 1995, Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of ABBA wrote a musical called “Kristina.” It tells the story of Swedes who found their way to Minnesota territory in the mid-18th century.In 1996, Benny and Björn came to Minnesota, where Kristina made its American premiere. Now it will be back on the stage nearly 30 years later. VocalEssence will open its 56th season with a concert performance of Kristina on Oct. 26.ABBA's Benny Andersson joined Minnesota Now from Sweden in an exclusive interview with VocalEssence director Philip Brunelle.

Stuart and Cristiano discuss Robin's second solo album, released in May 1983, 'How Old Are You?'. A departure from the baroque orchestrations and wartime tales which filled Robin's 1969-70 solo efforts, this album sees Robin and collaborator Maurice embracing contemporary influences, ranging from Europop to new wave synth. Follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook @wordsbeegeespodcast, and on Twitter / X @wordsbeegeespod. Email us: wordsbeegeespodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

¿Se está pudriendo el Global? No son las queens chicos, son las decisiones. Nos vamos poniendo al día con el desastre, en un nuevo desafío de girl groups con 3 mixes: Latino, K-Pop y Europop, grupos que fueron elegidos con un método del cual el CENSO estaría orgullosEE. En el maxi un grupo lo hizo mejor, hubieron queens que destacaron de forma individual pero no haciendo mucho trabajo de equipo, y tuvimos una pasarela de ruveals que no nos voló realmente la cabeza como esperábamos. Una ganadora predecible, que demuestra el favoritismo de la vieja, y un lipsync de las Spice Girls que nos deja tristes por la representación latinoamericana. Hubo un drama en el Untucked que hace arder las redes sociales, haciendo rabiar a @b1mbito. Para ayudarnos a botar las tensiones y desenredar este guión mal hecho, estamos en familia junto a @catalarconr, nuestra realizadora cinematográfica favoritaEE gran amiga y expanelista miembro honoraria de la pública. ¿Quién debería haber ganado el girl group? ¿Debería haber sido un win grupal? ¿Estuviste de acuerdo con quienes fueron mal evaluadas?

Today we celebrate the opening of the Euro 2024 tournament with a musical salute to the music from around Europe. Join us as we discuss football, music and a range of other topical points.

The FM Show Podcast Episode 44 | Football Manager Does Eurovision TJ and RDF Tactics have caught Euro fever, but its not for the European Championships. After watching Eurovision over the weekend, the lads try to work out who is the greatest Football Manager (and / or Championship Manager) Legend to represent Europe as the ultimate champion. Its fair to say that this episode has Patreon energy! Let us know in the comments who we've missed out (we know we've missed a LOT of players who could have represented these nations) and if you want us to do another continent, make sure you shout that out too. This episode is so much fun. Its so silly. Its the perfect episode for the end of the football season. You'll be needing this link by the way, and you can thank us later for the ear worm of the greatest bit of Europop we could find. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBjlo1mdiL8 As a reminder, we've got a Community Challenge in Portugal which we'd love you to take part in. Check out the link for the save file, and remember to let us know how you get on by joining the Discord. Community Challenge link https://www.mediafire.com/file/e3dup1vck0mbtb5/Community+Challenge+Portugal.fm/file If you've enjoyed todays show, please leave a like on the video and consider hitting subscribe to the channel. Also leave a comment about your favourite part of the episode. Support us on Patreon and join the The FM Show squad! Enjoy early access to our public episodes, bonus weekly episodes, exclusive content, and you get access to secret channels on our Discord for just £3 a month! Sign up now: http://www.patreon.com/TheFMShowPod Thanks to our sponsors Manscaped | http://www.manscaped.com 20% off with promo code: SHOW20 FullTimePrints | http://www.fulltimeprints.com 10% off with promo code THEFMSHOW Surprise Shirts | http://www.surpriseshirts.co.uk 10% off with promo code FMSHOW Follow Our Socials https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJwruCy5lH44iFcyE150oeg http://www.twitter.com/thefmshowpod https://www.tiktok.com/@thefmshowpod http://www.instagram.com/thefmshowpod Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/TKPCUEZDvt Listen Now Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6t7BLXSECt0y9AWHU1WgRj Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-fm-show-a-football-manager-podcast/id1698580502 Amazon: https://a.co/d/9hJSX0U Tony Jameson http://www.tonyjameson.co.uk http://www.twitter.com/tonyjameson http://www.instagram.com/tonyjameson https://www.tiktok.com/@tonyjamesonfm https://www.facebook.com/tonyjamesonfm http://twitch.tv/tonyjamesonfm https://www.youtube.com/@tonyjamesonfm RDF Tactics https://www.rdftactics.com http://www.twitter.com/rdftactics http://www.instagram.com/rdftactics http://twitch.tv/rdftactics http://www.youtube.com/@rdftactics The Football Manager podcast for all of your Football Manager needs. #podcast #FM24 #footballmanager

"Life in plastic, it's fantastic." This iconic line from the 1997 hit song "Barbie Girl" by Europop band Aqua alludes to the Barbie doll that debuted in 1959. Barbie has long been the paradigm of societal attractiveness through physical features, as confirmed by a survey report by Fairmont State College professor Albert M. Magro. In the same year as the song was released, Magro published the paper "Why Barbie is Perceived as Beautiful" with reasons such as a thinner body frame, longer limbs, elongated neck, square shoulders, and larger eyes. Research studies throughout the decades have shown Barbie's mixed influences on body image and the rise of cosmetic-altering procedures to achieve these physical ideals that have been pushed as societal norms, such as liposuction, breast augmentation, and rhytidectomy (or a facelift). This has placed the medical domains of plastic and cosmetic surgery in a narrowed and misconstrued light of mere vanity and the pursuit of physical "perfection."However, there is more to the field of plastic surgery than cosmesis - with power and necessity in its own right by bestowing self-confidence and resulting quality of life. The field of plastic and reconstructive surgery daily changes, improves, and saves lives through surgeries such as cleft lip and palate repair, breast reconstruction secondary to breast cancer mastectomy, reduction mammoplasty to relieve Intertrigo, facial reconstruction after physical trauma, skin grafting to treat burn wounds, and much more.Today, we are joined by sixth-year plastic surgery resident physician Dr. Alex Sun to speak about the often misunderstood beauty of the field. He received his BS in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University, where he was a Research Fellow at Duke University Orthopaedic Bioengineering Laboratory, and MD/MHS from Yale University School of Medicine, where he was an NIH-CTSA-funded Plastic Surgery Research Fellow. Dr. Sun is currently completing his Plastic Surgery Residency at the Johns Hopkins Hospital Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He has also served as the Senior Staff Fellow and Medical Officer of the FDA Division of General Surgery Devices and the Division of Infection Control and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.Livestream Air Date: July 27, 2023Follow Alex Sun, MD, MHS: Website, Instagram, FacebookFollow Friends of Franz Podcast: Website, Instagram, FacebookFollow Christian Franz Bulacan (Host): Instagram, YouTubeThankful to the season's brand partners: Covry, House of M Beauty, Nguyen Coffee Supply, V Coterie, Skin By Anthos, Halmi, By Dr Mom, LOUPN, Baisun Candle Co., RĒJINS, Twrl Milk Tea, 1587 Sneakers

"Humans think they're top of the hierarchy." The Live From Earth member talks about growing up in Sunshine Farms, the perils of competition in the music industry and how TikTok changed her career. You might know horsegiirL from her horse mask, her viral singles on TikTok or her hugely popular online videos. The DJ and producer—who famously never breaks character—has launched into popularity over the past two years, bringing her frenetic and contemporary style of hardstyle-meets-Europop mash-ups to dance floors around the world. Her fans, or "farmies," go crazy for her music, donning cowboy hats and pitchforks at all of her shows. In this episode of the RA Exchange, horsegiirL sits down with senior producer Chloe Lula to talk about her upbringing in Sunshine Farms and the key differences between the animal kingdom and the human world. They also discuss her involvement with the Berlin-based label Live From Earth Klub, an irreverent art and DJ collective featured as part of our latest cover story. (Two of the crew's other key artists, DJ Gigola and MCR-T, also mixed this week's RA Podcast.) Listen to the horsegiirL episode in full.

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: A Swedish Celebration: Building, Dancing, and Chasing the Northern Lights Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/a-swedish-celebration-building-dancing-and-chasing-the-northern-lights Story Transcript:Sv: Det är en vanlig dag på Ikea.En: It's a regular day at Ikea.Sv: Svensson granskar en trave träbitar och skruvar.En: Svensson examines a pile of wooden pieces and screws.Sv: En bokhylla ska monteras, men bruksanvisningen saknas.En: A bookshelf is to be assembled, but the instructions are missing.Sv: Han kliar sig i huvudet, skrattar lite och bestämmer att han ska bygga den ändå.En: He scratches his head, laughs a little, and decides he will build it anyway.Sv: I Stockholms kalla vinter går Andersson med högt uppvecklad jacka och ett surt humör.En: In the cold winter of Stockholm, Andersson walks with his jacket pulled up high and a sour mood.Sv: Kontorister går förbi, alla skyndar sig i kylan.En: Office workers pass by, everyone hurrying in the cold.Sv: "För mycket vinter", grouser han med handen på sin frostnupna näsa.En: "Too much winter," he grumbles with his frostbitten nose in his hand.Sv: Mellan dessa mannar i tystnad, står Olsson på en ABBA-konsert, hans fötter rört sig smidigt till europa-poprytmerna.En: Amongst these men in silence, Olsson stands at an ABBA concert, his feet moving smoothly to the Europop rhythms.Sv: Han kastar sig in i dansen, vrider, vänder och drivs av discorytmerna.En: He throws himself into the dance, spinning, twirling, and driven by the disco beats.Sv: Han är disco-kungen för en kväll.En: He is the disco king for one night.Sv: Lindström spenderar sin tid på ett traditionellt midsommarfirande.En: Lindström spends his time at a traditional Midsummer celebration.Sv: Han tar ett djupt andetag, springer och försöker hoppa över den stora brasan.En: He takes a deep breath, runs, and tries to jump over the big bonfire.Sv: Han skuttar över, mottagna på andra sidan med applåder.En: He leaps over, received on the other side with applause.Sv: I en vedeldad bastu fladdar Johansson en handduk i luften och mäter temperaturen.En: In a wood-fired sauna, Johansson flicks a towel in the air and measures the temperature.Sv: Hans kompis röker ur örat, men de tävlar om vem som kan stå ut med mest värme.En: His friend blows smoke out of his ear, but they compete to see who can withstand the most heat.Sv: De svettas, ler, och Johansson vinner.En: They sweat, smile, and Johansson wins.Sv: Eriksson fnissar när han går i skogen, letar efter den perfekta svampplockningsplatsen.En: Eriksson giggles as he walks in the forest, searching for the perfect mushroom picking spot.Sv: Han misstar dock sin väg och går vilse, men ser det som ett extra äventyr snarare än ett problem.En: However, he mistakes his path and gets lost, but sees it as an extra adventure rather than a problem.Sv: Gustavsson tar sin kamera på en Northern Lights-turné.En: Gustavsson takes his camera on a Northern Lights tour.Sv: Himlen dansar neon och han ställer upp sitt stativ, strävar efter det perfekta fotografiet.En: The sky dances with neon and he sets up his tripod, aiming for the perfect photograph.Sv: Efter många försök fångar han ett långt sträck av strålande gröna som skär genom stjärnklar himmel.En: After many attempts, he captures a long stretch of radiant green cutting through the starry sky.Sv: På ABBA-museet sjunger Nilsson högt till "Dancing Queen".En: At the ABBA Museum, Nilsson sings loudly to "Dancing Queen."Sv: Hon sjunger inte bara utan hela hennes sinne och själ pulserar med musiken.En: She sings not just with her voice, but her whole mind and soul pulsating with the music.Sv: Hon är glittrande och drottningen av hennes egen pop värld.En: She is sparkling and the queen of her own pop world.Sv: Holmberg vistas på sin midsommarpicknick med tallrik överfylld med sill och bullar.En: Holmberg enjoys his Midsummer picnic with a plate overflowing with herring and pastries.Sv: Snapsglas vaklar, men han balanserar.En: The schnapps glass wobbles, but he balances it.Sv: Detta är en utmaning han trivs med.En: This is a challenge he thrives on.Sv: Lundqvist glider fram på ishockeyrinken, pucken på spetsen av sin klubba.En: Lundqvist glides on the ice hockey rink, the puck at the tip of his stick.Sv: Han gör ett, två och tre mål - ett hattrick!En: He scores one, two, and three goals - a hat trick!Sv: Han lyfter klubban över hans huvud och fantiserar om Stanley Cup.En: He lifts his stick over his head and dreams of the Stanley Cup.Sv: I slutet, går alla till en natt av fest.En: In the end, everyone gathers for a night of celebration.Sv: De är alla här, firar varje framgång, oavsett hur liten eller stor.En: They are all here, celebrating every success, no matter how small or big.Sv: Bokhyllan är monterad, det fanns värme i bastun, det var dans och sång, och norrskenet lyste ovanför.En: The bookshelf is assembled, there was warmth in the sauna, there was dancing and singing, and the Northern Lights shone above.Sv: Alla skrattar, delar glädje och firar livet tillsammans, och tillfredsställelse fyller luften på detta svenska firande.En: Everyone laughs, shares joy, and celebrates life together, with satisfaction filling the air at this Swedish celebration.Sv: Varje människa, från Svensson till Lundqvist, visar sina bedrifter och delar sin lycka.En: Each person, from Svensson to Lundqvist, showcases their achievements and shares their happiness. Vocabulary Words:Ikea: Ikeaexamines: granskarwooden pieces: träbitarscrews: skruvarbookshelf: bokhyllaassembled: monterasinstructions: bruksanvisningenmissing: saknaslaughs: skrattardecides: bestämmercold: kallawinter: vinterjacket: jackamood: humöroffice workers: kontoristerhurrying: skyndar siggrumbles: grouserfrostbitten: frostnupnanose: näsadances: dansarEuropop: europa-poprhythms: rytmerspinning: vridertwirling: vänderdriven: drivsdisco: discobeats: rytmerking: kungennight: kvälltraditional: traditionellt

El portal de los podcast desde Aragón y para todo el planeta. Caja de ritmos el programa que te pone Dance. Temporada 2. Otra semana más que viajamos en el tiempo, en esta ocasión nos vamos al 18 de marzo del año 2000 para traerte otro programa de Caja de Ritmos Remember. Un día especial para David ya que es el cumpleaños de Belén, su hermana (muy quería en nuestro programa). Le cantamos el cumpleaños feliz en directo, por cierto da pena escucharnos, pero como se suele decir, la intención es lo que cuenta ¿no?. También tuvimos la grata visita de Lourdes (también muy quería por nosotros), que además nos traía un par de cafés, gracias Lourdes por cuidarnos así. Las llamadas en antena fueron de Andrés, Frank, Ana, José Domingo que adivino la pregunta que lanzamos al aire y por último Eva. Los temas y artistas que suenan en este Caja de Ritmos son: Pont Aeri (Flying Free), Donna Summer “Love is the healer”, One Phat Deeva “In and out of my life”, Committe “Esperanza”, Qu-zar “Hypnotize”, Scorpia “The Reberth vol.II”, Gigi D´Agostino “Another Way”, Alice Deejay “Back in my life”, Eiffel 65 “Now is forever” “Dub in life” “ Europop”, The SoundLovers “Walking”, XQué vol.6, D.C.2000 “1 More time”, Lutricia Mc Neal “Fly Away”, Toni Peret, Dj Richard y Joni Bass “Promise”, AQUA “Cartoon Heroes”, Chasis “Welcome to the future”, Milk inc. “Losing Love”, Ann lee “Voices”, Superventas 2000, AntiFunky “Yo Deejay”, nueva entrada en nuestra lista para Prezioso feat Marvin y en los 5 primeros puestos de nuestra lista…. Nº5 - Lara Fabian “I will love again”. Nº4 - Cristal Clear “Gypsy Love”. Nº3 - Future Breeze “Cruel World”. Nº2 - Alan Parsons “The time machine”. Nº1 - Sash! “Adelante”. (aunque este ya entró en la grabación). Y esto es todo por hoy, en el próximo programa más. Escríbenos a infopodcastaragon@gmail.com Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41 Autor del programa: Fernando Cester y David Garcia Visita nuestras paginas https://www.facebook.com/cajaderitmosremember https://podcastaragon.es/ https://musicaypalabras.es/

PSA: LHO will be taking a bit of a different direction with our SBGs this season in support of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. While this means you will be hearing a bit less about movies and TV shows for a while, don't fret, because we can make anything gay. —--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gays of a certain age, prepare yourselves for a wave of very chaotic nostalgia. This week, Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) hang out to chat about the early 2000s Russian music duo, t.A.T.u. This band rose to fame by making their entire identity revolve around their supposed lesbianism. The ‘All The Things She Said' music video still lives rent free in the minds of so many queer people, including one Leigh Holmes Foster. It was groundbreaking at the time, debuting in 2002 and featuring the singers wearing schoolgirl outfits while making out with one another in the rain. With very little other queer content available (this was pre-Youtube days!), the music video was not initially considered exploitative but instead was a drop of fresh water in the desert of dehydrated baby gays. For those who are less familiar with the iconic but problematic Europop stars, t.A.T.u. consisted of two teenage girls, Lena Katina and Julia Volkova. It was created by the creepiest creeper to ever creep, Ivan Shapovalov. He had already decided on the lesbian angle for the band before even auditioning girls for it. The band name itself is an acronym meaning ‘this girl loves that girl'. When Ivan books Lena and Julia, they are just 14 years old. With them being so young, it is easy to see how their producer managed to exploit them into participating in his gay for pay scheme. Something like this would never work nowadays, because we have so many actually out and proud lesbian singers and bands. But back then, it was pretty much just Melissa Etheridge. So when ‘All The Things She Said' came onto the scene, the sapphics were overjoyed to belt out the angsty teen lesbian lyrics while staring in awe at two girls kissing on TV. Everything was great and gay for about a year until in 2003 a documentary was released called The Anatomy of t.A.T.u. In this documentary, the girls admit to not actually being gay! This revelation sent queer people spiraling. t.A.T.u. was pretty much the only representation teen lesbians had at the time, and they were not even real! We've seen some intense queerbaiting before but nothing even comes close to this. We know one thing for sure, literally anyone involved with t.A.T.u. Should've Been Gay.  Follow us on the platform formerly known as Twitter: Lez Hang Out (@lezhangoutpod) and answer our Q & Gay questions at the end of every episode. You can also join us on Facebook.com/lezhangoutpod and Instagram (@lezhangoutpod). Find us individually on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok at Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida).  If you did not get in on our Croatian gaycation, we apologize in advance for the fomo you are about to experience. But don't be sad, because we have another opportunity to travel with Ellie and Leigh (and Mermaid Kristin Sparkle) coming in May 2024! If you want to be among the first to know more about our next Trova Trip vagaycation, fill out the short survey at bit.ly/leztrip. This also helps us to plan even more exciting future trips! You can support Lez Hang Out while unlocking a bunch of perks like access to our exclusive Discord, monthly full length bonus episodes, weekly ad free episodes, and more by joining us on Patreon at bit.ly/lezpatreon. You can also support the podcast by buying our original merch at bit.ly/lezshop and purchasing our original Lez-ssentials songs for as little as $1 each on Bandcamp! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TikTok started out all about music, so it's no surprise that it still continues to produce viral gold: from former health secretary Matt Hancock lip syncing to Barbie songs, to DJs showing a quizzical creator exactly what they do, to the Europop parody that's rather good.There's also a sad story about how a very talented black female musician's Proms moment was spoilt by a racist tweet.All that and much more on this week's show: enjoy listening!Seen a story we should cover? Get in touch with us!Email: sorryyouwentviral@gmail.com Twitter: Twitter.com/SorryUWentViralInstagram: Instagram.com/SorryYouWentViralTikTok: TikTok.com/@SorryYouWentViral

Prepare to get more of Johnny Cash singing Europop hits, as Google is working with Universal on deep fake AI-based music. You can listen to it while making Android apps in your browser and sleeping in Google's hotel. The future!

Prepare to get more of Johnny Cash singing Europop hits, as Google is working with Universal on deep fake AI-based music. You can listen to it while making Android apps in your browser and sleeping in Google's hotel. The future!

In time for the 'Barbie' movie release, we are revisiting our 2022 episode about the Danish-Norwegian bubblegum dance/Europop group's 1997 global smash "Barbie Girl," with a new addendum about the song's involvement in the film's soundtrack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Barbie Fever has swept TMI thanks to Greta Gerwig's upcoming film, and Jordan forces Alex to discuss the making of one of the most polarizing hits of the '90s. You'll learn all about the doll's surprisingly scandalous backstory in the German red-light district, the band Aqua's confounding fixation on Rick Astley, and the lengthy lawsuit that resulted from the hit song, and why it won't appear in the new movie. Alex's hatred of "Barbie Girl" leads to an expansive sidebar on the history of pop music as a method of torture, while Alex ponders his revenge on Jordan for making him talk about this song in the first place. It's a wild and shockingly dark journey through the world of Europop, feminism, toy manufacturing and the War on Terror — so let's go party! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My social media is plugged up with tilt rotators in high-speed montage to Europop and dance music, content creators and showcase pages need to get more of the industry and the work we do on show, the digger sporting a tilty was new viewing on socials in 2017/18 but it's old hat now and with thousands of hours of them at work it's kind of boring, no sorry telling of what they're doing or the work we're going to see during a high-speed montage of operation. Basically I'm having a whine and a moan because creators have become lazy in churning out the same content with a new soundtrack.

Artists don't come much more eclectic than Lunch Money Life, so it's appropriate that they kick off the Independent Music Podcast this week as we travel through an hour of music that includes campaigning mothers of Indonesia, experimental screwdriver ambient music, and heavy, hypnotic vocal loops amongst much more. That ‘much more' includes Europop bangers from Glasgow, ferocious bass-driven music, idiosyncratic techno and a whole lot of the good stuff… You can listen to the first six tracks for free. To listen to the full episode, get a huge back catalogue of music, and access to our live shows and Discord group, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast. The podcast only survives with Patron support TracklistingLunch Money Life – New Herdsman (Wolf Tone, UK)Shmu – Silver Cyborg Symposium (feat. Fire-Toolz) (Orange Milk Records, USA)Laure Boer – Voler (Kashual Plastik, Germany)Kylie Monologue – Philophobia (self-release, UK)Txetext – Slitdrum (Pho Bho, Italy)Apostille – Saturday Night, Still Breathing (Night School, UK)Mother Bank – Jalan-Jalan (Yes No Wave Music, Indonesia)Dom James – III (Hard Return, UK)Surusinghe – Skit (Steel City Dance Discs, Australia)Matana Roberts – unbeknownst (Constellation Records, Canada) This week's episode is sponsored by the state51 Conspiracy, an independent music house. Go to state51.com to find out more about everything they do: state51 Factory sessions and events; hand-made Atelier products; a diverse roster of Label releases; Greedbag stores, pop-up and fanzine, and the Collective of distribution partner labels and artists Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston.

Welcome to FOUR Movies & a Podcast! Special Guest Tristan Heerdt joins us for a wild good time as we discuss Jonathan Wick's future plans and the state of Europop.Yeah, I'm thinking I'm back.

We started this experiment a little more than two years ago. Since, we have covered nearly 50 years of music history, nominating hundreds of songs for the Hall of Songs and ultimately inducting 97.  In this episode, recapping the results of our 43rd election, we inch closer to our 100th inductee. Do we get there? What songs from the 1990s do well in our latest round of voting?Website: http://www.hallofsongs.comSocial: http://www.twitter.com/hallofsongsPlease rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hall-of-songs/id1550546067

Here at Hall of Songs, we take seriously the task of discussing and nominating tunes for our prestigious pantheon. When we place songs on the ballot, we truly believe that they belong (OK, there have been exceptions). So in this episode, recapping our 42nd election, we talk at length about a few trends we've seen, and if they really live up to the sanctity of our hall of fame for songs. Yup, it's Rant Zone time!OK, we also induct songs. We do! It's really not that serious, but this episode will take you behind the curtain a bit more. Songs from 1990 to '96 are up for induction here, so listen to find out what got in, what didn't get in, and what grinded our gears.Website: http://www.hallofsongs.comSocial: http://www.twitter.com/hallofsongsPlease rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hall-of-songs/id1550546067

Welcome to 1993. Autumn, to be exact. And how was it all looking?Well, it wasn't really baggy like 1990, or rave-y like 1991, but it wasn't Britpoppy like 1995. It was all a bit…well, who knows? Can we say, a bit of a pop hinterland?And were there any clues across our ever reliant pop culture landscape for how ‘93 had shaped up? Well in a year that saw the launch of two modern icons - the Vauxhall Corsa and QVC - actually, perhaps, we'll come back to them later. Not!Back to the hinterland then. We had the ever reliant and still relatively imperial Neil and Chris, resplendent in their dayglo uniforms marching to the Village People in Moscow. Or perhaps your CD single (with 6 extra dance mixes) was celebrating the glorious invasion of Europop of Culture Beat, 2 Unlimited and Haddaway. Or maybe you were, frankly too cool for school and had bunked off to the shimmering r'n'b from SWV, Janet and Eternal.And where was Indie? What even was indie in 1993?One thing is for certain, your musical tribe in 1993 was considerably, undeniably, very untribal. But isn't waiting for the Next Big Thing - and spotting the red herrings along the way - so terribly exciting?So if it's autumn ‘93, it's definitely time for NOW That's What I Call Music 26! And joining us for this excursion back 30 (!) years, none other than author and chief rock & pop critic for The Times Will Hodgkinson. Will selects his highlights from the wonderfully packaged 40 Top Chart Hits as well exploring the wider pop culture landscape of 1993. Along the way, we discover Will's inspiration for his, quite frankly wonderful exploration of 1970's pop ‘In Perfect Harmony' and how 1973 and 1993 really had a lot more in common than you may think.We also take excursions into some of 1993's other memorable musical moments, courtesy of Bjork, London's eclectic club scene and (unashamedly) Bowie's Buddha of Suburbia (with a real cameo from Will, no less!)Expect starring (and a few understudy) roles from Meat Loaf, The Shamen, Lawrence from Denim, Stakka Bo (only a bit Stereo MCs), Crustys, Frank Farian, Hacky sacks(!) and some illicit colour photocopying - you will be shocked!All of this and much, much more!And find out why the Spin Doctors (amongst a few others) will not be returning our calls. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 1995, the world starts zooming onto the Information Superhighway. And while we're figuring out our screen names and hoping the phone doesn't ring, we're hearing some mammoth tunes from the likes of Mariah Carey, Coolio and Oasis. We're also seeing some new names on the charts, on MTV, and in our record stores. These are our top-12 songs from the year that was. Listen now, then head to hallofsongs.com to vote for what you think are the absolute greatest songs of all-time. Website: http://www.hallofsongs.comSocial: http://www.twitter.com/hallofsongsPlease rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hall-of-songs/id1550546067

It's exactly what the title implies. I don't think we could explain this music any other way. Whether you want to call them one hit wonders or trend setters, one thing is for certain. Blue. da ba dee. da ba di.... ep links: Blue (Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die) Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68ugkg9RePc Daft Hands (Harder Better Faster Stronger): https://youtu.be/K2cYWfq--Nw Orville Peck "Dead of Night" Music Video: https://youtu.be/q3esGD6lcMM OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/2stA2P7pTC Flyover State Hotline - 1 608 HIT-NERD (608-448-6373) FLYOVER STATE TV YOUTUBE live some Tuesdays at 730pm CST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClxl2ivi_eO93zL49QZDuqA (for local listeners) Under the Covers is Wednesday mornings from 6 to 8am on 91.7 WSUM FM, 92.5 WISY FM Sunday afternoons 1-3pm EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/FlyoverStatePark --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albumconcepthour/support

What better palate cleanser from a month of Weezer than a little journey into late 90s Euro Dance music? Okay, there are probably a bunch of better options, but we chose to listen to Eiffel 65's 1999 album Europop so you don't have to. You still totally can. We won't stop you, all we can do is warn you. Which, to be clear, we are also electing not to do. Want to support the show and get bonus eps in our off-week? Pay what you can at our PatreonWant to reach out? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram  or email us at billbudspod@gmail.comLike the show? Leave us a review on iTunes!Theme by Arne Parrott! Go follow him on Soundcloud and Twitter

Get Surfshark VPN at https://surfshark.deals/ThinkAboutEuro - Enter promo code ThinkAboutEuro for 83% off and 3 extra months FREE! In another spooky edition of the DNQ Files Kris introduces Matti to the campest Europop song about vampires since… well, probably the only one but that doesn't matter. Matti is left speechless, Kris exceeds himself in delivering a camp so intense words struggle to describe, and both your hosts are tricked by a bunch of mannequins. Radioactive Bananas in Chernobyl (Seriously, follow Tom Scott's Youtube channel, he's brilliant!!) Anonymous - Salvem El Món (Andorra 2007) The One With The Supermonstars (2006) Paramore - Decode Scarlett Bobo - Canada's Drag Race A Canadian In Eurovision - Matti's solo podcast DJ BoBo - Pirates of Dance (think Budget Backstreet Boys) DJ BoBo - It's Time For Christmas (avoid if lactose intolerant because there's excessive amounts of cheese) Chris Sheppard (Canadian DJ) - Stayin' Alive Paris Hilton - Nothing In This World Brooke Hogan - For A Moment Phantom of the Opera Repo! The Genetic Opera - Zydrate Anatomy Repo! The Genetic Opera - Chromaggia - Sarah Brightman (CW: Body horror, gore) Ghost message and lightning sound effects, courtesy of Nagaty Studios

After a barren 5 month interregnum a mathematical majority of the Madaxeman Podcast crew stumble grudgingly back onto the airwaves with a near-2-hour episode to kickstart the 3rd series. Any semblance of order, structure and giving the impression of planning is almost instantly thrown out of the window as we immediately go off tangent in a fascinating discussion around the origin (and ending) of the  entire concept of a Grenadier, before we swerve decisively into some surprisingly well informed opinions about 3D printing, consider whether the long time coming Dire Straits revival will include a remixed Europop single called "Gaming by the Pool", have a vote to decide if the 1980's RPG "Traveller" ever really existed in our stub, try to guess who won the 1936 Eurovision Song Contest, witter on about Contrast paints (again..), and then give a look back to Britcon and a heads-up to the SELWG show. Of course, Andy's quiz also returns from the mists of time with something equally and typically topical too, aided and abetted by its timeless theme music. Tamsin's 3D printer we discuss at some length is an Anycubic Kobra, but I've been asked to flag up that it's not necessarily a good one for a beginner - Tamsin instead suggests the Elegoo Neptune 3, or the Anycubic Vyper if you have a bit more bench space available. For both of those she'd recommend replacing the PTFE tubing they come with with Capricorn PTFE tubing (affilate links to Amazon).  The pictures of some of the stuff we talked about is also online here: Tamsin's Blog The Madaxeman Blog   

Michael tells the story of the Danish-Norwegian bubblegum dance/Europop group's 1997 global smash "Barbie Girl" Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the late 90s, three DJs living in Italy spent a few hours creating a club track that couldn't even keep people on the dance floor. That would quickly change thanks to a little radio airplay, and before they knew it, “Blue” became an international hit. The song is equal parts catchy and silly, but what exactly is it about? This week, we're joined by Eric Taft to help figure it out. Beyond producing, engineering, and playing in The Great Heights Band and So Fetch, Eric is also secretly one of Eiffel 65's biggest fans. He helps us dive into the lyrics of “Blue” and figure out what's really happening in this Europop classic. If you like the show, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. Email us at onehitthunderpodcast@gmail.com. Also, follow us on our social media: Twitter: @1hitthunderpod Instagram: onehitthunderpodcast Wanna create your own podcast? Contact us at www.weknowpodcasting.com for more information. Visit punchlion.com for Punchline tour dates, news, and merch. Sign up for more One Hit Thunder on our Patreon www.patreon.com/OHTPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

‘One goal, one mission…one vision!'.November 1985, and the latest poptastic edition of NOW kicks off with the unifying cry from Freddie and the boys, after an unforgettable summer when music really did seem to change the world from London to Philadelphia and beyond. But how representative of those wonderful UK charts is Now, That's What I Call Music 6?Well, the events of Live Aid had certainly worked some magic for the chart placings for some with such luminaries as Queen, Elton, Phil and Tina all checking in across this double album. Elsewhere, some of the decades greatest pop stars where reinventing their sound as the second half of the 80s required some image and sound makeovers. Level 42, Eurythmics and Simple Minds were powering on, whilst new acts such as Fine Young Cannibals and The Communards were emerging and looking forwards to their own future decade success.Dance music was certainly evolving and while the DJs in Chicago were beginning to plug in their 808s, the dancefloor hits of NOW6 had a distinctive Europop feel, thanks to the Tarzan inspired Baltimora, Mai Tai and Maria Vidal's evergreen body rocking workout. Elsewhere, three fifths of Duran Duran were looking for your votes (mark x next to Arcadia for that particular side project), some 80s alternative greats were still providing memorable hits and Paul Hardcastle was switching his focus from Vietnam to The Great Train Robbery with the help of Bob Hoskins and Laurence Olivier. Yes, it was indeed the 80s!And of course, we can't revisit this compilation without mentioning THAT first Deal with God. Stranger Things indeed!Join Complete Control PR Madam and Popmaster champion Polly Birkbeck as we head back to Now, That's What I Call Music 6 and the rest of autumn 1985.And if all of this wasn't enough, discover Polly's first musical glam and punk loves, which bands she followed around the country in ‘85 (do fans still even do this outwith TikTok?), what was the best year for pop and why she doesn't really want to talk about Live Aid.As the tagline on the album instructed us, Feel The Quality indeed! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alba Reche da un giro esta semana en su playlist Europop. La colaboradora de Cuerpos especiales deja a un lado el pop para centrarse en la música techno. Son cuatro artistas increíbles que han alegrado el martes a Eva Soriano e Iggy Rubín. ¡Empezamos!

Carolina Durante encabeza esta semana la propuesta musical de Alba Reche en Cuerpos especiales, el morning de Europa FM. Europop sigue sumando nuevos temas y este  

“It's not over, not over, not over, not over yet.” Now we don't know whether Europop banger merchant Grace, and later New Rave funsters Klaxons, were looking into the future to give an insight into Saints season going into the Big cinchy Play-Offs, but they certainly were on the money. I mean, it would have been nice if we were one of the ten teams for which it was over, but at least we're not Dundee, so buckle up for the latest Saints Rodeo, and join Sam and Dan for Episode 58 of The Dogger Saints Podcast! We have all the skinny from the two games in the past week, as Saints secured their play-off spot with victory over Aberdeen, before Sunday's “thank Christ thy was a dead rubber” visit to Easter Road. You can't stop the Saints from picking up silverware, and we are absolutely delighted to be joined by Scotland Youth Cup winning goalkeeper, and penalty hero of Sunday's final, young Kyle Thomson as he gives us all the lowdown on Sunday's victory over Motherwell, life in the academy and anything and everything about his teammates. Who here likes a feature? We do, so we're going to bring you a couple! We have the long awaited return of Saints Stories which sees us divided on the subject of “borrowing” from the club, your boys here display some handsome hero worship in this weeks trip to The Royal, and we visit leafy West London for this weeks Club Shop of Shame. Dan vs London! Sightseeing with Sam Miller! Natalie Imbruglia in Broughty Ferry! We somehow have it all, and much more, including a big look forward to our trip to Inverness and the big play-off double dunter. Get yourselves comfy, and have a damn good time with the boys. Get there!

It's the iconic episode where Dominik Diamond throws off his single tie and puts on a wedding ring as he marries Europop legend Whigfield - if she can complete her challenge on Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. Meanwhile three (or just two) great Virtua Fighter 2 players attempt to last the longest on the game without taking a single hit.Meanwhile Rik and Dave review the Saturn port of Virtua Fighter 2, along with Donkey Kong Country 2 and arcade smash Time Crisis. We've got footage from the latest Keanu Reeves movie Johnny Mnemonic, an update for Mortal Kombat 3 and a look into the future of online shopping in the news. And Dom looks at the latest computer animated movies, shorts and commercials.Get next week's episode early on Patreon!Join the GamesMaster conversation on Discord!Theme song by Other ChrisFollow Luke on TwitterFollow Ash on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on InstagramSend your thoughts to feedback@underconsoletation.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/underconsolepod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SOME LISTENERS ARE LOSING MIXES ON THEIR APPLE PODCASTS. NOT SURE THE REASON, BUT ALL MIXES ARE AVAILABLE ON THE PODOMATIC APP. *Explicit Mix* - 128-142 BPM - New workout mix featuring some of the most popular dance songs from the 90s. Gotta love the Europop! Instagram: @djrolemodel ❤❤❤ #djrolemodel

It was the end of an era as the final Dead Or Alive single produced by Stock Aitken Waterman was released. And although "I'll Save You All My Kisses" wasn't the biggest of hits, that song and the story of what came next for SAW's first number one act is given the in-depth treatment in this episode. In an archival interview with DJ Sveta, the late Pete Burns talks about the conclusion of his time at PWL — and his return there in 1993. Producer Barry Stone (of Jewels & Stone and The Alias) shares his memories of working with Dead Or Alive on their remake of "Rebel Rebel" and the Nukleopatra album. Also this episode, Bananarama's next big hit came in the form of the Europop-influenced "Love In The First Degree", while there are a couple of lesser known tracks to cover: the 1987 PWL remix of "A Walk In The Park" by Nick Straker, which Pete Hammond tells us about, and Edwin Starr's "Whatever Makes Our Love Grow". 

Europop, la playlist de Alba Reche, trae novedades. Esta vez la iliciatana propone cuatro canciones bajoneras porque es su mood estos días de lluvia. "No para de llover en mi cabeza", dice al presentar su selección musical que para Eva Soriano son perfectas escuchar a última hora en una noche de fiesta. 

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Pop 90 - The Best of 90s - Best of 1992, Part IPlaylist: 1. SNAP! Rhythm Is A Dancer (7''edit)2. Rage Against The Machine, Bombtrack3. Sonic Youth, 100per1004. House of Pain, Jump Around5. Tom Waits, The Earth Died Screaming6. Jovanotti, Non M'Annoio7. 883, Hanno Ucciso l'Uomo Ragno8. R.E.M. Man On The MoonⒸ 2019, 2022 Giordano Di Fiore, Radio Popolare

As a preview for Idiotprogrammer's 2nd episode of OoO on "unpopular pop music," we take a brief look at some of Europe's most popular female vocalists since the 1980s.  We have differing views on which we'd actually choose to listen to today and whether we'd prefer any of them over our episode's album picks, neither of which is listed in All Music Guide, as ever the measurement standard for the quiz.

Jakatta gives Liam a serious case of deja vu, Kaci brings back horrible horror movie memories for Scott, and Alizee's Europop banger continues to bewilder almost twenty years on. Plus, S Club 7, Victoria Beckham, No Doubt, Alien Ant Farm, Brandy and DB Boulevard in a bumper week! WARNING: Discussion of Alizee from 1 hour 8 minutes in makes reference to underage sex - because we think the song does? CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email Hello@TNNPod.co.uk

This week, Kebmo is back in the studio, and joined by guest host Danny Moon! This week, they dive into a beloved genre by all, Europop hits. Here’s the playlist on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube to listen to later and be sure to get these songs in your rotation. Lots of great stuff in thisContinue reading "The Sixer 56: 90s/00s Europop feat. Danny Moon"

As the boys continue to turn the page into a new era of the show, they take a trip back to the turning of the millennium as they first discuss the 1998 Europop tune Blue (Da Ba Dee) by Eiffel 65 before they spend a healthy amount of time giving all of the props to Guy Ritchie for his 2000 crime action masterpiece, Snatch. Be sure to follow us on all our social media @thestonerspov and let us know what you think!

En este episodio conoceremos a sus grandes amigos en la música y el contacto fluido que mantiene con sus fans, las relaciones esenciales en su vida y su búsqueda constante de melodías que lleguen al corazón.

Te invitamos a descubrir el apasionante camino de la estrella italiana Laura Pausini, una de las figuras más importantes de la música latina. Su amor por la música la llevó a los primeros lugares. Su conexión con Latinoamérica, los maestros que la inspiraron, la relación afectiva con sus fans y las grandes participaciones que tuvo junto a artistas internacionales son parte de este podcast.

An Album a Day is my exploration into the Korean music scene. This podcast will cover mainstream, indie and some underground artists within the scene and provide both factual and opinionated commentary. The biggest benefit to sharing my thoughts this way is that it will hopefully expose you to more great music and exploration of your own.The sixth maxi single, First Love was announced almost a year before it was actually released. Though the reasons remain unknown for the delays, Im willing to guess that the intensive preparation for one of the most physically demanding comebacks yet had something to do with it. Little did they know it then, but this was the beginning of the end. More insight, right after the drop. Youre tuned into An Album a Day. Show start.Hey yall, following todays episode, we will have final thoughts on After Schools Korean discography. But before we get into my 100% unscripted rambling, I must acknowledge that this album, First Love, was the last Korean album before an indefinite hiatus clutched the After School name. ??? (romanized as Cheotsarang) was released June 13, 2013 and South Korean audiences never heard from the as a group again. Take note of how I said that it was the last Korean album -- they still had a receptive audience in Japan until 2015, but the hiatus reached all angles of After School and sat them down. Its a bit ironic, as the title track from this album did indeed sit some band members down, literally.But first, the music. Clocking in at 20 minutes, the album delivers dance tracks and R&B flavor in the style weve come to anticipate from After School. Brave Brothers, who we havent heard from on their album in a while, hold down the first and second track, 8 Hot Girl and First Love respectively. The first track lets the listener know that the ladies are back after a long wait and bringing something sexy to the scene, then properly falls into the title track. Brave Brothers took complete reign on the title track, actually, what with writing the lyrics and producing the music. He said hes collecting nothing but wins and I dont blame him. (Yes, for those unfamiliar, Brave Brothers is one man by the name of Kang Dong Chul and his sound is more familiar to you than you know. Well talk about him in depth someday.) Oh yes, 8 Hot Girl can be chalked up to a Konglish language moment since its missing an -s, but this could also be semi-intentional. Remember, Ive said that After School is one band, one sound. Who knows?Production-wise, the album has a darker tone, especially stand-out track Dressing Room. The production team for this, the third track of the album, jumps to-and-fro from Europop and futuristic influences, settling somewhere between rock and R&B. Its the best sounding song on the album because of its unexpected presence. Its also the most memorable song with ad libs and attempts at vocal riffs. Track four, Times Up, has a faster tempo and incorporates live and MIDI stringed instruments, and features more singing in higher registers for the chorus. The rap breakdown has a refrain thats not bad either. At this point in the album, theyve delivered two ballads but this one doesnt feel like their usual formula. Fifth track Love Beat brings us back to the pep rally/aerobics class/nightclub pulse thats fun but missing something. The song constantly feels like youre waiting for a musical drop -- an extra accent on the 808? An increase in percussion? Somethings missing, seriously! A handclap, something?! Songs that hold you at a standstill are so unkind, as your awareness of how music should work is challenged each minute the song is on. Its an unfulfilled experience that is relieved by the closing track, Makeup & Tears. Live instruments and clear transitions that move the song along, Jungah and Raina sing out about crying over memories while putting on their makeup. The lyrics are

Huge piano riffs, massive synth lines and glossy production, early 90's Italo dance is a fusion of House, Techno, Disco, Hip-hop and anything else you can stuff into a Sampler, all arranged in a Europop format. It's cheesy as hell but always got the dancefloor rocking and still does to this day.