Synthpop
The synthpop is a Musical genre which privileges the use of Synthétiseur S in a pop musical formation Its principal representatives come primarily from Great Britain during the Années 1980. This kind is itself a under-tendency of the kind New wave. In France, it is more commonly indicated by names “ new wave ” or “ electro-pop ”, and even by short cuts very summary and simplifying like “the Eighties” (or “ 80' S ” in English)…
Some anglophone representatives: Depeche Mode (emblématique), The Cleans, New Order, Yazoo, Erasure, Anne Clark, Eurythmics, Simple Minds, Soft Concealment, OMD, Pet Shop Boys, Alphaville, Have-ha, Tears for Fears, Frankie Goes To Hollywood (FGTH), Propaganda, Duran Duran, Killing Joke, Dead Or Alive, Modern Talking, Paul Hardcastle, Talking Heads, Blondie, The Human League, Heaven 17, Spandau Ballet, Face, Duran Duran, Fake, Norman Iceberg, Howard Jones, Kraftwerk, Moev, Gary Numan, Kim Wilde, Real Life, Level 42, Simply Red, Thomas Dolby and Ultravox.
Some French-speaking artists: Daniel Balavoine (the best representing of share its popularity), Indo-China, Trisomy 21, the Rita Mitsouko, Etienne Daho, Taxi Girl, Particular Partner, Mylène Farmer, Jeanne Farmhouse, Marc Lavoine, Jacno, Jean-Pierre Mader, Emile (of Gold) and Images, the Planes and Richard Gotainer.
See too
- Cold wave
- EBM (Electronic Body Music)
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