Synthpop Symphony W/Matt Williams
Welcome to Synthpop Symphony, the ultimate destination for the finest selection of new and classic electronic dance music. This captivating show takes you on a thrilling journey through the realms of Electropop, New Wave, Synthwave, Italo Disco, and Alternative Electronic dance music, spanning from the iconic sounds of the 80s to the cutting-edge tracks of today.
Led by the talented Los Angeles based Matt Williams, Synthpop Symphony is dedicated to bringing you the very best in dance music, unapologetically focused on keeping you moving and grooving. Matt, along with a stellar lineup of guest DJs from around the globe, curates exclusive weekly dance mixes that are bound to ignite your passion for electronic beats.
With a fusion of nostalgia and innovation, Synthpop Symphony celebrates the infectious rhythms of Electropop, or the timeless allure of New Wave, the nostalgic vibes of Synthwave, the high-energy allure of Italo Disco, and the edgy sounds of Alternative Electronic dance music. From pulsating synth lines to catchy melodies, every track is carefully selected to create an electrifying atmosphere that will make you surrender to the virtual dance floor.
Whether you're a longtime fan of the genre or a newcomer ready to explore the vibrant world of electronic dance music, immerse yourself in the pulsating sounds of Synthpop Symphony. From the classic hits that shaped a generation to the cutting-edge tracks that shape the future of electronic dance music, this show is here to satisfy your unyielding craving for dance. Get ready to dance like nobody's watching because, at Synthpop Symphony, the rhythm is unstoppable.
Synthpop Symphony W/Matt Williams
Synthpop Symphony 225 Electropop Synthwave Synthpop Italo and Fred Ventura's Spazio Disco 35!
This week on Synthpop Symphony 225 is full of new and classic tunes!
Hour One: Music from Book Of Love, She Hates Emotions, District 13, Substaat, Kraftman from Markus at Arvid Tuba, Erasure, Cause and Effect, Mental Discipline with Beyond Border, Boys' Shorts, Cold Connection, Parralox, and Eloquent.
I've also got a special piece on the The MOODY BLUES and their switch to more synth based tracks in the 80's.
Hour Two brings us Spazio Disco 35 from Fred Ventura!