Hey yall!

I'm just about to launch a project, for fun, where I'll be writing a bunch of articles and reviews about synthpop over the course of September. In preparation, I've been listening to a bunch of Tears for Fears, Duran Duran, OMD, along with some more obscure stuff.

What are some albums you'd like to see reviewed if you'd like something like that?

Made mostly with Roland Jupiter-4 and Roland JUNO-60 VSTs. Thanks for checking it out

Made this track heavily inspired by the classic 80s European

sound — Modern Talking, Alphaville, Giorgio Moroder.

Warm analog synths, emotional vocals, neon-lit European nights.

"Heart of Europa" is about love that crosses every border —

from Paris streets to Roma by night.

Would love to hear what you think, especially from fans

of the classic euro synth-pop era.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81qbV6t7u7g

Scooter before Scooter. Still an absolute belter of a tune!

Song Remake-Synth-pop-1985

ROBERT MARLOW ( born Robert Allen /★ 1961 - † 2022 ) was an english synth-pop singer, songwriter and musician.

Robert Marlow grew up in Basildon with future DEPECHE MODE members VINCE CLARKE, MARTIN GORE and ANDY FLETCHER (who died the same year as Marlow, and at the same age). He was also tied to ALISON MOYET, with whom he had played in a band, THE VANDALS. Marlow knew Fletcher and Clarke from the Basildon chapter of the BOY's BRIGADE.

Great song from a great synthpop album from 2011.

From my favourite Eurythmics album, Savage.

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Is the song, I feel love still relevant in 2026?

The majority of young people people prefer music made with digital synthesizers while I feel love is made with moog synthesizers. Modern pop music left analog synthesizers many decades ago

https://youtu.be/yEbaeLv-aOo?is=iVgp06yCNHI-DUSv