Eternal Sunday presents a new release from Canal Pop: Chase, a cover of the legendary single by Giorgio Moroder that revolutionized electronic music.
The instrumental “Chase” was originally released in 1978 as part of the Oscar-winning soundtrack for the film Midnight Express.It is considered the song that gave birth to eurodisco.
As usual with Canal Pop the song has been produced using classic synthesizers and has a timeless sound that harkens back to the ’80s.
Eternal Sunday presents another killer release from Softcore Express: a cover of the legendary song "Route 66", famously performed by icons such as Nat King Cole, Chuck Berry, The Rolling Stones, and Argentine rocker Pappo. Softcore Express’ rendition leans closer to the classic early '90s version by Depeche Mode.
As usual, the track was produced using vintage and analog synthesizers.
Eternal Sunday presents another killer release from Softcore Express: a cover of Tangerine Dream's "Love on a Real Train". This instrumental track became iconic as part of theRisky Businessmovie soundtrack. Notably, the song features no drum sounds.
As usual, the track was produced using vintage and analog synthesizers.
Eternal Sunday presents a new release from Softcore Express, the single “Popcorn”, which covers the first electronic music track that was an international hit. Popcorn was composed by Gershon Kingsley in 1969 as part of his album Music to Moog By,but it was the 1972 version by Hot Butter that became popular, appearing on the charts in several countries.
As usual, the Softcore Express version is fresh and upbeat and is produced with classic analog synthesizers.
Eternal Sunday presents a release by Canal Pop, Synthwave Sessions: Letters From LA.The album features 6 synthwave tracks. Most of them are instrumental or with sampled voices.
ExZentrica presenta un nuevo single de Diego Parrilla. En esta ocasión es una versión de “No Soy Un Extraño”, originalmente interpretado por el artista argentino Charly García. La versión de Diego Parrilla es moderna y hace honor al original.
Eternal Sunday presents a new electronic music release by Softcore Express. This time, it's a rendition of Maurice Ravel’s Boléro, also serving as an homage to synth pioneer Isao Tomita’s 1980s version.
Eternal Sunday presents Superficial, the new album from Canal Pop. The album features 11 tracks of the artist’s signature catchy synthpop, and includes performances by three outstanding guest singers: Polette, Josefina Aufranc, and Pauline Q.
One of the songs "The Starman Won’t Come Tonight" is a tribute to David Bowie, written after his passing in 2016.
Eternal Sunday presents "Comment Te Dire Adieu", a new single from Canal Pop featuring Eva Esdrújula. The track is a cover of Françoise Hardy’s 1968 French hit, later re-recorded in 1989 by Jimmy Somerville as a duet with June Miles-Kingston.
Eva Esdrújula is a French-Argentine artist who has worked as a model, actress, photographer, and press correspondent, in addition to her career as a singer.
The single is produced in Canal Pop’s signature synthwave/electropop style, using classic analog synthesizers. It also marks the artist’s first release sung in French.
“This is a song I’ve always loved,” says Emiliano Canal, the man behind Canal Pop. “It’s one of the best-known French-language songs in the international market—and there aren’t many of those. When I had the chance to record it with Eva, I didn’t think twice. She’s a very interesting artist.”
Eternal Sunday presents Ambient Works: Explorationby Canal Pop — the artist’s second instrumental release, paying homage to the early days of synthesizer experimentation. The album spans from deep atmospheric ambient pieces to more rhythmic tracks driven by analog synthesizers, with touches of industrial, synthpop, and synthwave.
A must-listen for fans of classic acts like Tangerine Dream, Pink Floyd, Kraftwerk, Mike Oldfield, and The Alan Parsons Project.
Eternal Sunday presents The Ambient EP by Canal Pop,
an unusual release since all the tracks are ambient instrumentals. The
EP was made as an homage to some of the early ambient music pioneers,
artists like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Vangelis and even Pink Floyd.
The EP contains four tracks produced with analog and vintage synthesizers.
ExZentrica presenta Gringo, el segundo álbum del cantautor argentino Diego Parrilla. El álbum profundiza la línea marcada por su predecesor, presentando canciones pop de muy buen gusto
que combinan texturas de guitarras con sintetizadores, remitiendo a lo
más exquisito del pop/ rock argentino (Cerati, Melero, etc.). Gringo fue grabado en medio de la pandemia mundial de Covid-19 y contiene los tres singles que habían salido durante el año 2020, “Mil Silencios”, “Sálvame” y “Warnes”.