Eternal Sunday presents another electronic tribute to the best of classical music. This time is Electronic Vivaldi: The Four Seasons, in which Softcore Express covers the four concertos originally written for violin and orchestra using analog synthesizers, with amazing results.
Eternal Sunday prsents a new electronic tribute by Softcore Express, this time featuring four inmortal songs made famous by the rock band Creedence Clearwateer Revival. As usual the songs have been produced in a synthpop/ synthwave style using vintage analog synthesizers.
Eternal Sunday presents anothe tribute album by Softcore Express, Electrostones. The album features 11 tracks made famous (in the 60s) by the legendary rockers The Rolling Stones,
this time produced as synthpop/ electropop/ synthwave tracks. A variety
of classic analog synthesizers and drum machines were used to give the
album a classic, retro feel. A must for any electro fan.
Eternal Sunday presents Canal Pop‘s new single, a cover of the Pet Shop Boys classic “How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?”. The track was featured in 2016 in the compilation Prism,a tribute to Pet Shop Boys released by the German music portal Electrozombies
(containing songs performed by some of the best artists in the
electropop/ synthpop/ synthwave international underground scene like Parralox, Junksista, Machinista, Technique, etc.).
How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? is Canal Pop’s first collaboration with singer Arabescos. The single features the single version that appeared in the compilation and a killer remix by German Kreff.
Eternal Sunday presents a new single by Softcore Express, the label exclusive tribute and covers makers. This time it is an amazing rendition of the Kraftwerk song “Neon Lights”, originally released by the German electronic music pioneer group in 1978 as part of their Man Machine album (and covered many times by electropop artists like Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, who covered the song in their 1991 album Sugar Tax). The single features two versions of the title track.
Eternal Sunday presents a new single by Softcore Express,
the label’s exclusive tributes and covers makers. In this occasion they
present two songs made famous in the 80’s by the girls group Bananarama, “Venus” (which itself is a cover of the 60’s, the original version was done by the Dutch band Shocking Blue) and “Love In The First Degree”.
Both songs were classic examples of the sound of legendary pop producers Stock Aitken & Waterman, whose bands and artists dominated the teen pop/ dance music scene in the UK in the mid-80s (Kylie Minogue, Dead Or Alive, Rick Astley, Bananarama, Mel & Kim, Samantha Fox among many others).
“Stock Aitken & Waterman were criticized, both by rockers and by ‘serious’ electronic musicians, because they made pop hits for teens”, says Emiliano Canal, the label director. “But it is very difficult to come up for pop hits for teens. People not always realize this, and SAW did it worderfully for a decade or so”.
The vocals were provided by the very young and very talented Pauline Q, a 17-years old singer from Buenos Aires, Argentina, who also works as a voiceover artist for Disney
and other companies. This single is her phonographic debut and, judging
for the results, she’s got quite a bright future in her hands.
Eternal Sunday presents another electro tribute by Softcore Express, this time featuring the amazing Poletteon vocals.
Maybe some people are too young to remember, but during the late 80’s ABBA
was a very uncool band, a cheesy thing from the 70’s. No one was doing
ABBA covers, except for some synthpop/ electropop bands like Information Society, Men Without Hats and, later, Erasure.
Strangely, for synthpop fans too young to remember the originals, these
were the first glimpses of ABBA’s master songwriting. Much later, the
whole A*Teens/ Mamma Mia craze started and ABBA became fashionable again for the masses. This
is not only an ABBA tribute, it’s a tribute to all these pioneer
synthpop and electropop artists that covered ABBA when no one was doing
that.
As usual, Softcore Express’ sound combines a classic and a modern electropop sounds and, this time, it is the wonderful singer Polette AKA Paula Varela (an amazing vocalist and sessionist who sung countless jingles and shared stages with Shakira and Deep Purple among many others) the one who sings, making this electro tribute a perfect ABBA listening experience.
Softcore Express are Eternal Sunday records’ exclusive tribute makers. Their first release is a tribute to indie 90s grunge rockers Nirvana, the band that changed the music of the decade.
An Electro Tribute To Nirvana is a 4-tracks EP featuring the greatest hymns written for the band by the immortal Kurt Cobain. As this is an electronic tribute, there are no guitars, making this EP a surprising experience.
An Electro Tribute To Nirvana will be for sale worldwide at the most important digitales stores on October 29, 2012. A few days later it’ll be released Softcore Express’ tribute to tango, Electro Tango: La Cumparsita (Single) b/ w “El Choclo”.
ES 2236 Softcore Express – An Electro Tribute To Nirvana EP Artist: Softcore Express Release: An Electro Tribute To Nirvana EP Release date: Octber 29, 2012 Genre: Electropop/ electrónico/ tributo Label: Eternal Sunday Catalog #: ES 2236
Tracklist01 Come As You Are
02 All Apologies
03 Lithium
04 Smells Like Teen Spirit
All songs written by Kurt Cobain. Produced by Softcore Express. Mastering by Emiliano Canal & Michael Etes at the Michael Etes Studio, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Design by Alto Belgrano. -
Softcore Express son los hacedores de tributos exclusivos de Eternal Sunday records. Su primer lanzamiento oficial es un tributo a los rockeros grunge de los 90 Nirvana, la banda que cambió la música de la década.
An Electro Tribute To Nirvana es un EP de 4 temas, los 4 más grandes himnos escritos para esa banda por el inmortal Kurt Cobain. Por tratarse de un tributo electrónico, por supuesto, no hay guitarras, convirtiendo este lanzamiento en una experiencia sonora sorprendente.
An Electro Tribute To Nirvana sale a la venta en las principales tiendas digitales del mundo el 29 de octubre de 2012. Unos días después saldrá a la venta el tributo de Softcore Express al tango, Electro Tango: La Cumparsita (Single) con “El Choclo” de lado B.
ES 2236 Softcore Express – An Electro Tribute To Nirvana EP Artista: Softcore Express Lanzamiento: An Electro Tribute To Nirvana EP Fecha de lanzamiento: Octubre 29, 2012 Género: Electropop/ electrónico/ tributo Sello: Eternal Sunday Número de Catálogo: ES 2236
Tracklist
01 Come As You Are
02 All Apologies
03 Lithium
04 Smells Like Teen Spirit
Todos los temas compuestos por Kurt Cobain. Producido por Softcore Express. Masterizado por Emiliano Canal & Michael Etes en el Michael Etes Studio, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Diseño por Alto Belgrano.
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