
r/synthpop

Who is your favorite female synthpop artist?
Artists listed below:
- Alison Moyet (Yazoo)
- Claudia Brücken (Propaganda/Act)
- Lene Lovich
- Kim Wilde
- Q Lazzarus
- Sarah Blackwood (Dubstar/Client)
- Annie Lennox (Eurythmics)
- Claudie Fritsch-Mentrop (Desireless)
- Laura Branigan
- Sandra
- Antonella Ruggiero (Matia Bazar)
- Terri Nunn (Berlin)
- Clare Grogan (Altered Images)
- Cosey Fanni Tutti (Chris & Cosey)
- Dale Bozzio (Missing Persons)
- The Flirts
- Bananarama
- Helen Marnie (Ladytron)
- Mica Tenenbaum (Magdalena Bay)
- Ellie Goulding
Yazoo - Upstairs at Eric’s (1982) [Bootleg]
This was a pirate cassette that I bought and fell in love with immediately.
I thought Alison Moyet was a guy too. 😅
That voice, I had never heard before in the world of Synthpop, ever since.
Unfortunately, this tape can’t be played at the moment because the ribbon snapped a long time ago. I could unscrew the case and put the ribbon back in place but too cumbersome to do so.
But I shall keep this because of the bliss-out feeling when I first heard this album !
Pet Shop Boys - Single/Bilingual PROMO CD
I got this from a friend back then. Worth keeping ?
Yazoo - Only You (1982) (HQ)
Listen to the words that you say
Songs with this specific 80s synth-pop sound
Looking for songs that have a similar sound to:
Phil Collins — Sussudio
a-ha — Cry Wolf
Especially that glossy, melodic 80s synth keyboard sound and that 80s/early-90s MTV / neon-at-night feeling.
Any recommendations, tho lesser-known & underrated ones would be greatly appreciated 🫶
Helen Marnie's solo efforts
I don't see her solo stuff posted on here, but I really like them - I love this track as much as anything Ladytron has ever put out.
Book Of Love - I Touch Roses (Extended Version 1985) HQ
youtube.comWhat’s better: a big song from a niche artist or a niche song from a big artist
I’ve been pondering about it. Niche as in relatively obscure, big as in a well-known.
You may say: The biggest songs from big artists can obscure their other hits, but how can a niche artist have a well-known song? They probably a one-hit wonder or the claim to fame really carries their name just that much.
Asking for a nerds music enjoyers perspective on the matter. Being known doesn’t really affect the quality of a song, but what sounds more appealing to you?
Alison Moyet - Whispering Your Name (Vince Clarke Remix)
I always felt that Vince gave this a Chorus vibe
New Order-inspired new music from Test Card Girl
Hello all! Just wanted to share a new track with you - I’m Test Card Girl a singer-songwriter based in Manchester and have a new track out to lift the spirits! If you’re a fan of New Order, synths, and … breakups (!) this one’s for you: https://emubands.ffm.to/ifeeltheloveonyou
Thanks so much for listening x
Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) [Live Performance in Sydney, Australia, 1987]
Feb 14th at the Sydney Entertainment Centre during their Revenge Tour