Showing posts with label Kylie Minogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kylie Minogue. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 August 2026

Nieuwe muziek om van te genieten

Having come in from the extensive gardens here at Dolores Delargo Towers, a) because a blanket of cloud has loomed in and there is rain forecast, and b) because I'm almost out of compost so can't embark on any more (much-needed) potting-on until I get to B&M for a new bag - I think it's time for another selection of choons that have caught my ear of late:

First up, a welcome (and unexpected) return of a fave diva, who doesn't seem to have stopped working since her first single hit the charts 62 years ago:

The new single from Soft Cell's forthcoming final album [to be released as a tribute to the late Dave Ball] Danceteria is simply fab, as one would expect:

It's so good to see 80s heartthrob Nick Heyward and the original members of the band together again - and that he's still looking so handsome, at (gulp) 65:

DJ Cummerbund's latest mash-up is yet another wonderful conglomeration of unexpected artists - and that "ginger guinea-pig" Ed Sheeran never sounded so good (mainly because he isn't in it much)!

Artists featured:
  1. Ringo Starr & his friends
  2. The other Beatles
  3. Ed Sheeran
  4. Randy “Macho Man” Savage
  5. Baby Sinclair
  6. Shakira
  7. Earl Sinclair
  8. Fran Sinclair
  9. Sebastian
  10. Robbie Sinclair
  11. Flounder
  12. Some Muppets
  13. Charlene Sinclair
  14. Ariel

Our latest fave pop diva is getting a bit fruity - in a lift!

And, saving the best to last... the collaboration we've all been waiting for, as the Queen of Fucking Everything and Our Princess finally duet! And to think, had we been in Amsterdam a week earlier, we might have been able to see this...

...and this mix for the single release is just pure class:

As ever, dear reader, I'd love to hear your thoughts...

Saturday, 25 July 2026

Classix Nouveaux?

As I gather myself to go and meet up with Hils, Crog, Madam Arcati [who is heading from work] and Mother to go and gawp at a cornucopia of the late HM The Queen's outfits over the decades of her long life, I thought I would leave you, dear reader, with another selection of "newer" choons that have caught my ear of late...

First up, the very welcome - and unexpected - return of an old fave from the 1990s:

Here's someone who owes a great musical debt to another decade altogether - the '80s. Shades of Depeche Mode, methinks:

Now, this is a queen who just adores his dressing up box (and Troye Sivan, too, from the sound of it):

MySpace's most successful "discovery" is back - with a darker tone than her previous hits, too. It takes a couple of listens, but I like it:

Our Princess returns, in a most surprising collaboration, indeed. More surprising was that this appearance, and this entire video, was shot just down the road from us in Alexandra Palace - and we didn't know... Dammit!

I was fully expecting Kylie to occupy the "saving the best to last" slot - and then I watched/heard this! It's simply faboo:

As ever, I'd love to hear your thoughts...

Thursday, 4 June 2026

Música ecléctica

I think we are well overdue, dear reader, another little selection of some of the "newer" choons that have caught my ear of late, don't you..?

Let's start with something completely unexpected - and rather wonderful:

Next up, a new one from everyone's fave gay Glam-Rocker:

It's always good to hear something new from one of my most revered bands of the 80s - and it is indeed [gulp] forty years this year since Notorious was released - with "their friend Nile". I love the pastiche of Top of the Pops in this video, too:

One of our most cherished divas of late has put together what she's calling a "visual album" on her YouTube channel - and from it, I adore this one:

Speaking of "Divas", our beloved Princess has released a brand new track to accompany her Netflix documentary. Perhaps not destined to rank amongst her classic back-catalogue, but it has charm, nonetheless:

But - saving the best to last - THIS!

As ever, I love to know your thoughts...

Friday, 29 May 2026

Only you, you get me acting crazy like I do

Another busy - and very hot - week is almost over, and we need to get our party gear on sharpish, for (unforgivably), we missed Our Princess Kylie's birthday yesterday!

I'll send a belated gift. She won't mind. She's busy basking in her new-found adoration courtesy of that Netflix mini-series [which we'll probably never see unless it hits terrestrial TV at any time in the future]...

Obviously we'll let the lady herself get the party started in the most pertinent manner, with this guaranteed-to-get-you-moving classic - and Thank Disco It's Friday!

Many happy returns, Kylie Ann Minogue (born 28th May 1968).

Have a great weekend, dear reader!


STOP PRESS:

I thought it was too good to be true: over the past few days, all my posts have been arriving in the Blogger Reading List as normal. I thought it was (finally) fixed. But, no! This post has taken about twenty-four hours to arrive! I hate the fucking Google gnomes. They obviously aren't Kylie fans.

Saturday, 27 December 2025

Música nueva

And so here were are, officially in that "bit-in-the-middle" - and were off en famille to John-John's for an afternoon/evening of jolly japes and a "picky tea". Meanwhile, how about a little selection of some of the "newer" choons that have caught my ear of late?

I heard this on on the radio very recently, and I was hooked!

Here's another one from the "final fling" of Saint Etienne that I loved back in late summer, but neglected to feature up to now:

Twenty-five years on since it was a popular bootleg that Fatboy Slim used to use in his DJ sets, the Rolling Stones have finally given their blessing to the release of this remix/mash-up of two magnificent hits - and the result (even with its AI-generated video) is rather good:

I can absolutely, categorically state that my office party last week was nothing like this:

Yay! Robyn's back...

...as is the very lovely Robbie Williams!

And, finally...

...the campest of the lot [and another Madam Arcati discovery], this!

Thoughts of warmer weather are upon us as we speak - our next trip to Spain is just over a month away!

As ever, dear reader, I'm interested to hear your thoughts on the selection...

Wednesday, 17 December 2025

Of bulges, ancient Eastbourne, bye-bye Ramsey Street, the high life, good fortune, prehistory and a pop princess


RIP Gil Gerard, aka Buck Rogers, with his impressive space weapon! [click any pic to embiggen]

It's another snippets post, dear reader:

  • Oops! news: An ancient skeleton that for decades was mistakenly cited as African, and as "the earliest black Briton", has been scientifically identified as a locally-born girl, probably from what is today the coastal resort of Eastbourne.
  • The soap that wouldn't die news: The beloved Aussie soap Neighbours - that launched the careers of such heavyweights as Kylie Minogue, Guy Pearce, Russell Crowe, Natalie Imbruglia, Margot Robbie and Liam Hemsworth - has ended for good (again! It was revived after its last grand finale in 2022 as a streaming show on Amazon), after 40 years.

  • Luxurious living news: Coco Chanel's Mediterranean villa La Pausa [above], at which she hosted the kind of parties that we would never be invited to, but the likes of Jean Cocteau, Colette, Igor Stravisnksy, Luchino Visconti and Salvador Dalí were, has been completely restored and reopened as a cultural centre.
  • Lucky bastards news: A Welsh couple is celebrating winning £1 million on the lottery - for the second time, seven years after their first million-pound win! "All day long I'd biddy biddy bum, if I were a wealthy man." But I'm not. Dammit.

  • Mountain-climbing dinosaurs? news: Thousands of dinosaur footprints have been discovered on a rock cliff - about 600 metres (nearly 2,000 feet) above the nearest road - high up in the Italian Alps.
  • And finally: The race to be Britain's Xmas #1 single is hotting up - with Wham! and Mariah-fucking-Carey both in the running again - but one of the bookies' favourites this year is... Our Princess Kylie! Fingers crossed for Friday, when the Xmas Chart is announced...

And the weather? Blustery, but not that cold if you're out of the wind.

Wednesday, 28 May 2025

Skip a beat and move with my body

A woman taking a week’s holiday abroad is weighed down by the expectation that it must be a voyage of emotional exploration and self-discovery.

Joanna Kramer, aged 40, feels herself pressured into activities focused on empowerment, spiritual awakening and embracing her independent womanhood when she would rather get drunk and shag hot Faliraki barmen.

She said: “I blame 'Eat Pray Love'. I can’t open Instagram - which by christ catches on quick - without a deluge of posts about women whose solo breaks helped them ‘achieve self-acceptance’ or were ‘a quest for meaning’.

“Sounds shit. I’d rather get my tanning hours in, then lick salt off a waiter’s nipple before a tequila shot, but instead I’m being told to walk up a mountain at 4am so I can see sunrise from its summit. Fuck off.

“Can’t I just do all the stuff you usually do on holiday, but with no-one else there? Do I have to be on a journey to being a better person? Is it really courageous to be off work and lying in the sun?

“One comment on my socials said ‘It seems like you’re running away from something.’ Yes! Britain.”

Counsellor Sophie Rodriguez said: “Unattached women can enjoy vacationing alone only if they gaze dreamily out of windows while it rains, then sigh to let viewers know they’re going to be okay after all.”

The Daily Mash

Of course.


Meanwhile...

Among the numerous Diva birthdays in this season (Dame Joan Collins was 92 on 23rd May; Cher was 79 on 20th May; also born this month were Dame Joanna Lumley, Sir Ian "Serena" McKellen, Bea Arthur, Katharine Hepburn, Peggy Lee, Grace Jones, Christine Baranski, Audrey Hepburn, Liberace, Adele, Lily Allen, Rosemary Clooney, Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter, Gladys Knight, Tammy Wynette and Stevie Nicks) - it's Our Princess Kylie's today!!

She knows how to enjoy herself on holiday:

Many happy returns, Kylie Ann Minogue (born 28th May 1968)!

Wednesday, 14 May 2025

Another pop potpurri

It's been a busy time here at Dolores Delargo Towers! Instead of, as one might have expected after a fun-packed holiday in Spain burning the candle at both ends (as is our wont), taking a bit of a breather and a wind-down - with the combination of a garden rocketing away before our eyes and needing to be sorted-out and the "party of the year" for Eurovision pending this weekend, there's been loads of work to do.

Today alone, while cleaning, I tackled an unwanted infestation of moths and their grubs that I found have half-eaten the carpet behind chairs in the bedroom and I built a new set of garden shelving that we hope will make a big difference in accommodating our rapidly-expanding collection of plants (all Spring I have been splitting and dividing overgrown specimens, which inevitably increases the volume, and (obviously) shopping for more - especially on my Easter jaunt to Essex). The Madam's been back at work, but still embarked on scrubbing-down the front room in anticipation of guests. Phew!

Time, methinks for a bit of a musical interlude, with some of the "newer" choons that have caught my ear of late [thanks, Mr DeVice for spurring me into actually finishing a draft blog idea I have had pootling around for ages]...

Let's open with a pleasant surprise! I have always had a soft spot for Dame Elton John, but when I found out that his newest choice of collaborator was a country'n'western artiste, I dreaded the outcome. I was entirely wrong - I love this! A real nod to his heyday:

A singer who never disappoints is Our Sophie - here's her brand new (and rather good) single:

The engimatic Ms Goldfrapp's new one's pretty catchy, too:

It's been a bit of a cavalcade of "welcome returns" in the past few months - not least for none other than the Mael brothers!

...and here's another:

At last! The hoo-ha about the reformation and return of the original trio of Sugababes has so far been a bit of a "damp squib" - however, this one has their full signature hit-making sound, so let's hope it becomes one:

Here's an oddity that I have been hanging on to for too long without sharing it here - it's an absolute work of genius!

And finally - saving the best for last, it's Our Princess!

Enjoy! And, as ever dear reader, let me know your thoughts...


PS

My post about the posthumous premiere of Stephen Sondheim's Here We Are, that we went to see the night before we flew to Spain, is over at the Dolores Delargo Towers Museum of Camp...

Tuesday, 15 October 2024

Keep on moving up that mountaintop

Happy 40th birthday today to one of my fave artists of recent times - Miss Jessie Ware!

She's one of those home-grown British artists who is critically lauded, brings crowds in to her live concerts, and is generally well-liked - but has never been a huge chart presence [not that what passes for "the charts" these days is actually meaningful in any particular way, as it counts shit like TikTok and Spotify "hits" as a gauge of success, rather than physical sales]. She's more "Paloma Faith" than "Little Mix", in effect.

I love her. Her vocals are good, her music is cheerful and catchy, and she looks like she knows how to have fun! And we like fun:

Brilliant, one and all!

Many happy returns, Jessica Lois "Jessie" Ware (born 15 October 1984)

Sunday, 29 September 2024

Mix it up!

"A blustery day", said Pooh. The wind is bringing the bastard Sycamore* keys down like a blizzard upon the extensive gardens here at Dolores Delargo Towers today. I could weep at the encroaching blanket of evilness that's subsuming all our lovely plants...

Never mind, eh? How about a little selection of the "newer" music that has caught my ear of late to take our minds off it?

Let's kick off, shall we, with an "Elton John lookey-likey" throwing a tantrum? It's rather catchy, actually...

Take a bit of Kazaky, mix it with a touch of Trans-X Living On Video, add a bitch on heat, and what do you get? This!

Speaking of "on heat"... Call him slut? Call him whore? OK then, I will!

Bringing a bit of much-needed class into the proceedings after all that lascivious behaviour, something jazzy and joyful:

Something a bit mysterious from Austria:

And finally - saving the best for last, another absolute banger from Our Princess Kylie!!

As ever, let me know your thoughts, dear reader!

[*I just found out that in the You-Ess-Ay, "Sycamore" is used to describe what we know as Plane trees, and over there this benighted batard weed is referred to as "Sycamore Maple".

"We have really everything in common with America nowadays except, of course, language." - Oscar Wilde]

Wednesday, 25 September 2024

Why do only fools and horses work?


Many happy returns to Michael Douglas (80 years old) AND to his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones (55) today!

More "snippets" today, dear reader...

  • Patron Saint news: Our Princess Kylie has announced a massive new tour– her biggest in more than a decade – taking in (so far, as announced) Australia, Asia and venues up and down the UK. Somewhat pricy, inevitably, so I think we may just bask in the memory of seeing her at Proms in the Park back in 2012...

  • Comeback news: Former children's-TV-stalwart-turned-cosy-daytime-telly-host Phillip Schofield [see here], whose downfall - he was exposed as having an affair with a younger male colleague while ostensibly married with kids - made tabloid news headlines for months is returning to our screens in a new Channel 5 reality show Cast Away.
  • Significant anniversary news: That most British of composers (with an admittedly Germanic name) Gustav Holst's 150th anniversary (which actually fell on 21st September 2024) was (as one might expect) well-and-truly celebrated at The Proms, and on BBC Radio 3 all last week. Lest I be accused of ignoring this milestone, here's one of the most melodramatic orchestral works of the early 20th century, by way of tribute:

  • And, finally: Happy Comic Book Day! As my regular reader will already know, I am a bit of a "Marvel geek" - and have been ever since I was a kid, when the original Spidey cartoon (and its magnificent theme tune) was a new thing:

And the weather? Foul, gloomy and wet.

Sunday, 1 September 2024

Sunshine and new choons


RIP, Phil "The Collector" Swern, BBC radio producer for six decades, the man behind Ken Bruce's "Popmaster" quiz, and famously the owner of every single that entered the charts since they began in 1952...

On this beautifully warm and sunny late summer day, it seems fitting, methinks, for a wallow in some of the "newer" music that has caught my ear of late...

Let's open proceedings with something suitably sunshiney, its video featuring gorgeous young things cavorting in some exotic location, in various states of undress:

[the song samples Ennio Morricone - Dance On from the film Così Come Sei (aka: Stay As You Are) (1978), in case you were wondering]

By complete contrast - a holiday road trip much closer to home, to accompany another classic-in-the-making from one of our favourite bands:

Here's a faboo discovery - weird, indeed:

Next, the return of not just one, but two house favourites!

This track apparently took four years to get finished! It's good, but what took so long?

To conclude, saving the best to last - when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object, this happens. Love it!

As ever, I welcome your thoughts, dear reader...

Saturday, 13 July 2024

New, nuevo, yeni, laatste

It's Saturday, it's grey and humid, and it's time for a little sojourn into some of the "newer" music that has caught my ear of late...

First up, something (relatively) new that is actually really quite old! It's also quite appropriate, since one of its creators Pino D'Angiò died last week. This track was originally produced way back in 1990, became a worldwide hit when it was remixed by Jam'n'Spoon in 1992, and has gone on to become a trance classic, with perpetual remixes and re-workings - right up to 2022, with this one:

In complete contrast, here's a faboo "fusion" between the traditional music of Kenya and Western musical genres, released at the turn of this year, but - despite the fact that Madam Arcati's been raving about it for months - it's taken me this long to actually feature here:

Veering back towards potential chart territory [whatever that actually means these days, in a world where merely watching a video on YouTube can actually count towards a place in the charts for the song it is promoting], here's Our Princess Kylie in collaboration with some lesser mortals (on what is, tbh, not much of a song, but I am prepared to give it a few more listens...):

I was strangely drawn to this rather stylish lady, with her modern and rather glittering tribute to one of our fave genres, Disco...

Miss Katy Perry pleases feminists everywhere by singing a song about female empowerment while jiggling her breasts at a camera:

"Big Willy" is back! - with a rather jolly choon [for a change]:

And finally... Saving the best to last, Dame Sophie of the Ellis-Bextors deigns to help out one of her continental acolytes - with spectacular results!

As ever, dear reader, I'd love to know your thoughts...

Friday, 28 June 2024

Vous êtes jamais seuls

Happy Gay Xmas Eve, dear reader!

Our outfits are sorted, the weather looks like it's going to be on our side, the bacon has been purchased for our gang's breakfast baps at Sal's pub tomorrow morning, the boys from Essex will be arriving this evening - and we're definitely in the mood for a Big Gay Party!!

Let's open the celebrations with the best song never to have been played on radio ever ["Yes, Sir!]:

Next - our Great Earth Mother Divine, and her whip...

Sabrina and her dancing twins...

And finally, Our Princess Kylie - with the Gay National Anthem!

Have a glittering weekend, folks - and thank Disco It's Pride Friday!!

Saturday, 15 June 2024

Hot choons for a drab summer

The weather today is truly schizophrenic - one minute warm (if breezy) sunshine, thunderstorms the next... I was hoping to get some pottering done in the extensive gardens here at Dolores Delargo Towers - there are more small plants that need "potting on", and I want to move some pots around, to shift ones that have gone over out of the way and give prominence to some specimens that will keep the show going during what laughingly passes for "summer" - but it seems like every time I set foot outside, it goes dark again.

How about a selection of "newer" music that has caught my ear of late, to take our minds off it?!

Here's something that is indeed brand new, or is it? It's got a really familiar 80s vibe, and sounds like something else - but I can't quite put my finger on what:

A very welcome return to form for our Patron Saint of Tortured Torch Songs Mr Marc Almond - covering a Northern Soul [of course!] song I featured here back in February:

To my ear, this one sound like something Kylie might have thrown out during her time with Roc Nation - yet The Guardian's Barbara Ellen gushingly described it as the "song of the summer". We'll be the judge of that! The video's rather hot, however:

Speaking of hot... Veering off into Gay Pimp or Cazwell territory, Mr Todrick Hall's back - and he's on heat! [Thanks to Mistress Maddie for this one.]:

Another one that reminds me of something else [Format B - Chunky, as featured here, perhaps?] - here's yet another irresistibly catchy number from Monsieur Guetta:

Calming things down a tad, here's the beautiful new one from Pet Shop Boys, with Mr Tennant in a very retrospective mood indeed:

And, saving the best to last - memorably summed up by a commenter as "Eliza Day got resurrected and rode off into the sunset" - here's Our (aforementioned) Princess Kylie, in an inspired duet with a gay cowboy!

As ever, dear reader. let me know your thoughts...

Sunday, 5 May 2024

Jukebox Jury

The weather's been "up and down, like a whore's drawers" (as my Nana would say) lately - one minute it's warm enough to go out in shirt-sleeves, the next moment, torrential storms. Just right for a three-day Bank Holiday weekend, of course.

Hey ho - we're off to the impressive London Palladium tonight, dear reader, to see this lot (and it would be curmudgeonly of me not to play them, as they are our "house band", after all)...

However, let's not just leave it there, shall we - how about a selection of "newer" music that's caught my ear of late?

Let's open with one of our all-time fave bands Pet Shop Boys, who continue to outclass the rest - and here's their latest, a tribute to Rudolph Nureyev, no less:

A surprisingly funky number from Miss Cyrus and Mr Williams:

Here's an irresistably catchy choon, as heard on the Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show on BBC Radio 6 Music:

A rather faboo little slice of electro, with a very odd video indeed:

Rather uncharitably described by one commenter on the video as "The kind of song that'd be playing at H&M while you're trying on new jeans.", nevertheless I think this is rather good:

Our Princess teams up with a fellow pop powerhouse:

And finally... [thanks to Madam Arcati for discovering it] a little bit of pop nonsense from a French ensemble that cleverly incorporates a raft of familiar 80s classics into one!

As ever, dear reader, I welcome your thoughts...

Saturday, 9 March 2024

When stars collide

Mere words cannot describe how many queens across the globe wet their knickers when THIS happened...

Oh, wow... I'm in awe.

Sunday, 31 December 2023

The countdown begins...

As the Madam and I do the final whizz around cleaning in preparation for receiving visitors, and I turn my attention to preparing the buffet - I think some musical highlights from 2023 are in order, to get the juices flowing for a party!

And the "Song of the Year":

However, as my 60th year passes into the ether, let's have another outing for my song from my birthday post - this:

Happy New Year, dear reader!

Thursday, 16 November 2023

Yeah, slow

Timeslip moment again...

We've plugged into The Matrix, and suddenly we've shot back two decades to 2003! The year of the Iraq War and the arrest of Saddam Hussein, Beyoncé, the repeal of Section 28, Finding Nemo, the mysterious death of Dr David Kelly, The Da Vinci Code, "that kiss" (Madonna, Britney and Christina Aguilera) at the MTV Video Music Awards, Grayson Perry, the Human Genome Project, Roman Abramovich, Girl with a Pearl Earring, Phil Spector arrested for murder, Michael Howard, Michelle McManus, Will Young's Leave Right Now, Cristiano Ronaldo, civil wars in Liberia and Sri Lanka, the "shoe-bomber", the life imprisonment of Soham child-killer Ian Huntley, the shock return of "Den Watts" in EastEnders, SARS, Gary Jules’ Mad World, Roger Federer, Jemini's nil points at the Eurovision Song Contest, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, Eats, Shoots & Leaves, Tasers, Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, HS1, Sir Mick Jagger, Rachel Stevens, a heatwave across the UK and Europe (with the UK's hottest recorded temperature at the time, 38.5°C/101.3°F), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, George Dubya Bush, the first gay kiss on Coronation Street, Get Rich or Die Tryin', the London congestion charge; the year MySpace, Tesla, Greta Thunberg, Ofcom, 4chan, Olivia Rodrigo, iTunes Store and Lady Louise Windsor were born; and Katherine Hepburn, Dame Thora Hird, Nina Simone, Celia Cruz, Johnny Cash, Gregory Peck, Regina Fong, Barry White, Alan Bates, Wish You Were Here...?, Lord Roy Jenkins, Don Estelle, Blind Date, Robert Palmer, Adam Faith, Buddy Ebsen, Edwin Starr, Only Fools and Horses, Denis Quilley, Bob Hope, Charles Bronson, Crossroads, Elisabeth Welch, Donald O'Connor, Maurice Gibb, Dame Wendy Hiller, Yugoslavia, Ron Goodwin, Stacy Keach, the Volkswagen Beetle, Little Eva, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Hardy Amies, Suzy Parker, David Hemmings, Barry Sheene, Dennis Thatcher, Mickie Most, Elia Kazan, Britain's oldest radio DJ Alan Keith, and - erm - Idi Amin all died.

In the headlines in November 2003? Michael Jackson was arrested on charges of child molestation, the last ever flight of Concorde took off from Heathrow, President Eduard Shevardnadze of Georgia resigned after widespread protests, Arnold Schwarzenegger was sworn in as governor of California, the final episode of Brookside was broadcast after a 21-year run, England won the rugby world cup; and we bade a sad farewell to the faboo Dorothy Loudon, veteran actor Art Carney, Zimbabwean statesman Canaan Banana, and the utterly gorgeous Gene Anthony Ray. In our cinemas: Love Actually; Master and Commander; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. On telly: Charles II: The Power and the Passion; Hollyoaks; the 50th anniversary of current affairs programme Panorama.

And what of our charts this week twenty years ago? Robbie Williams, Sugababes, Pink, Blue, Atomic Kitten and Black Eyed Peas were all present and correct, alongside some completely forgotten nonentities Blazin' Squad, Fatman Scoop and Kevin Lyttle [nope, me neither].

However, a far more welcome Princess was elevated over all of 'em (as she should be) at the #1 slot:

How the fuck is that song twenty years old?!!!

Sunday, 3 September 2023

That is good to me as well as that

It would appear that Ms Scarlet may be right - it certainly feels like that elusive "Indian Summer" is upon us. Yay!

Time, methinks, for a little round-up of the "newer" music that has caught my ear of late...

Let's open with the very welcome return of one of my favourite 80s synthpop bands, shall we? It's sublime:

Here's darling Jake and his latest (and very catchy) choon:

If "Dafydd" from Little Britain got a load of naff tattoos and started hanging around with a woman who wouldn't look out of place in one of the windows in the Red Light District of Amsterdam...

This is hilarious! Described by none other than Whigfield as "Like Borat, but with music", this piss-take of all things "90s Eurodance" is a work of genius:

Cute gay pop-muppet Troye Sivan is back with an earworm...

Now, here's a formidable team-up of talent! Two "house fave" ladies for the price of one...

With a complete change of tempo altogether, here's (a very short clip, unfortunately, of) something I heard recently on Radio 3 from the late, great Medievalist Belinda Sykes and her band :

But, finally, there is only one song for which the anticipation has been building - Our Princess Kylie's new one! It's brilliant:

As ever, dear reader, let me know your thoughts!