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Electric Principles

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Songs from many Genres including Synthpop, electro, new wave, punk, EBM, Industrial.<br><br>If it has synthesizers then it will get played<br><br>Shamm68 is a raw recruit to the podcast world who wishes to share his music with like-minded listeners.<br><br>His passion for music began at the age of 10 when Gary Numans "Cars" appeared on TOTP's.<br><br>He put down his colouring pencils and was totally mesmerised<br><br>No surprise then to find him influenced by Gary Numan, John Foxx,Mesh and Depeche Mode and the like in the electronic genre and Sex pistols and Undertones in the punk genre.<br><br>Other influences include Cocteau twins, Simple minds, Japan and Ultravox - in fact practically anything that has a fair bit of synthesiser or a new wave sound floats his boat - so climb aboard!<br><br>Listeners will be treated to a mixture of the afore mentioned and more including Industrial, EBM, electro-goth as well as the odd instrumental track too.<br><br>A frustrated synthesiser owner with tons of VSTs who toys around making melodies, Shamm68 makes the odd noise but claims he ‘hasnt a clue’ how to create a song! :(<br><br>An avid hater of "Radio music" Electric Principles promises something a little different for everyone!!!

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9/25/2020

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 9: Electric Principles 7th March 2021

March 7, 2021

Episode 9: Electric Principles 7th March 2021

Over two hours of synth chocked tracks. personal new discoveries from TV priest, Page. Yard Act and Motorama amongst others Live music from Ultravox, Gary Numan, Japan and Thomas Dolby Tenek's Peter Steer's hand in a selection of tracks throughout his musical career Also mixes from Rusty Egan, famous artists that delved into synths with Peter Gabriel, Roxy Music, The Stranglers and Robert Palmer Plus an excellent Gary Numan covers from Tim Eilers and Vanilla Coffee

Episode thumbnail for Episode 8: Electric Principles 7th February 2021

February 7, 2021

Episode 8: Electric Principles 7th February 2021

A mixture of Electronic, New wave and synthpop acts including. New Singles from Gary Numan & Tin Gun. John Foxx's collaboration with Jori Hulkkonen Personal new discoveries from Spotify with acts including Anna Oberg, Desire and Peter Schilling Early 80s featuring Human League, Re-Flex,New order and Blacmange German synthpop from De/Vision And three instrumentals including a track from the recently released instrumental version of Tenek's Smoke and Mirrors

Episode thumbnail for Episode 7: Electric Principles 15/12/20

December 15, 2020

Episode 7: Electric Principles 15/12/20

A synth Genre features heavily on this show with acts such as Gary Numan, Ultravox and The Human League. Heavier EBM acts with Covenant, Seabound and VNV Nation Tenek and Mesh included in some synthpop tunes Early 90s from Eurythmics, Propaganda, Soft Cell, Yazoo and Thompson Twins instrumentals from former Japan keyboardist Richard Barbieri and Midge Ure

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What is Electric Principles?

Songs from many Genres including Synthpop, electro, new wave, punk, EBM, Industrial.<br><br>If it has synthesizers then it will get played<br><br>Shamm68 is a raw recruit to the podcast world who wishes to share his music with like-minded listeners.<br><br>His passion for music began at the age of 10 when Gary Numans "Cars" appeared on TOTP's.<br><br>He put down his colouring pencils and was totally mesmerised<br><br>No surprise then to find him influenced by Gary Numan, John Foxx,Mesh and Depeche Mode and the like in the electronic genre and Sex pistols and Undertones in the punk genre.<br><br>Other influences include Cocteau twins, Simple minds, Japan and Ultravox - in fact practically anything that has a fair bit of synthesiser or a new wave sound floats his boat - so climb aboard!<br><br>Listeners will be treated to a mixture of the afore mentioned and more including Industrial, EBM, electro-goth as well as the odd instrumental track too.<br><br>A frustrated synthesiser owner with tons of VSTs who toys around making melodies, Shamm68 makes the odd noise but claims he ‘hasnt a clue’ how to create a song! :(<br><br>An avid hater of "Radio music" Electric Principles promises something a little different for everyone!!!

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