Get Your 80s Hairdo
a mixtape of essential 80’s genres with fanni gyenes
featuring artists like
Tracy Shedd, Chromatics, Ratt, The Darkness, Bronski Beat
Scrunchie, headband, plastic barrettes, teasing comb, hairspray, neon makeup, blushy cheeks, shoulder pads, leopard print leggings, hoop earrings, oversized tee and high heels. It only depends on you, this is a scenario of a jazzercise or a night out.
A mixtape of essential 80s genres such as disco pop, glam rock, R&B, new wave, country, synthpop and smooth jazz because what happened in the 80s, definitely won’t stay in the 80s.
4:00AM – Tracy Shedd
4 February 2020
Whether you are a night owl or an early bird, 04:00AM is a magical time to everyone. If you wake up early, you can easily seize the day before it even starts and dedicate 2 or 3 hours of your passion. On the contrary, dawn can be a great finish of a creative process…
Keep Me Hangin’ On – The Darkness
23 September 2019
I was convinced that a glam rock band a) should be American b) had to make music in the 1980s. Then I found The Darkness. As you already figured it out, they are not Americans (Suffolk at its best) and in connection with time periods, they were founded in 2000 by brothers Justin and Dan Hawkins…
Smalltown Boy – Bronski Beat
14 August 2019
I’m pretty sure that I’m not the only one who recently hooked on HBO’s Euphoria. Sam Levinson’s story about addiction hits generation Z hard. I hope the series will influence my fellow curator, Nikola who manages Music to Get Addicted as well, because in this series… we’re talking about drug, relationship, cell phone, alcohol and many other types of addiction…
Way Cool Jr. – RATT
2 August 2019
Elvis lives! Wait a minute. What should I do with Elvis in the 80s? Well, RATT’s unique bluesy song is about the king of rock ‘n’ roll with a little sprinkle of glam and glitter. Describing as a good-looking, charismatic man who’s searching for some action in the town. If anyone says that hair metal bands are all about the looks I show them this song…
Tick of the Clock – Chromatics
2 August 2019
In 2007 Chromatics’ album brought a breakthrough for the band. After discontinuing punk music and beginning to emerge in electronic music, Night Drive was a success, most critics gave a general positive feedback. It’s no coincidence that the more than 15-minute track of Tick of the Clock drew the attention of filmmakers. Not only for the track itself, but also for the band…
