Synthpop Symphony W/Matt Williams
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.
Synthpop Symphony W/Matt Williams
Synthpop Symphony 249 Electropop Synthwave Synthpop Italo plus TSF Mix 249 and Robert Anthony Mix!
We bring you the best new and classic Synthpop on Episode 249!!
New music from Magdalena Bay, Paul Parker, Erasure, Roubix, and Piston Damp.
Plus a new TSF mini mix with Propaganda-P-Machinery, The Cure-Charlotte Sometimes
and Bauhaus-Bela Lugosi's Dead.
Plus new Lifelong Corporation, EchoBeyrl, Graflex, Celebrate The Nun, Sunset Wave, Just Scott and Eddie Wervlrone!
Then its DJ Robert Anthony with Nights Like This Dark Synth Fall Edition!
Bronski Beat-Close to The Edge(MCA)
Magdalena Bay-Close T o The Edge(Luminelle)
Paul Parker-Strong(Utmosis)
Erasure-Dead of Night(TSF Remix) (Mute)
Roubix-Running in the Shadows(Barclay)
Piston Damp-T o My Knees(Indie)
Propaganda-P-Machinery(TSF Remix)(ZZT)
The Cure-Charlotte Sometimes(Polydor)
Bauhaus-Bela Lagosis Dead(Mute)
Lifelong Corporation-Treets(Sunrise Mix)(Indie)
Echo Beryl-Mon Fantôme(Mother Solitude)
Graflex-For the Night(Indie)
Celebrate The Nun-Will YOu Be There(7’ Remix)(Enigma)
Sunset Wave-Wonderland(Indie)
Just Scott-T onight She Comes(Indie)
Eddie Wervlronne-True Romance(Indie)
DJ Robert Anthony - Night Like This Dark Synth Edition
Rafael Cerato- Dramatic 2050
Space Food- Luv Machine- VOCAL
Ryan Nasty- It’s Monday
Paul Thomas-Emotional Landscapes [Ezequiel Remix]
Michael Jackson - Beat It [MANNA remix]
LaFrench T oast- Austral Dub
Julian Sanza- Mad Vibes
Audionic- Space Race
Alex Breitling-Wasted Youth VOCAL
Panthera- Vice- (Damon Jee Remix)
DANCCER- Raindrops (pndmc Remix) VOCAL