Classic Pop

He’s the debonair Roxy Music frontman who went on to find solo success with his

Romanian singing duo The Cheeky Girls became a fixture of noughties British pop culture after

Marc Almond and Dave Ball’s long-teased new Soft Cell album Happiness Not Included was scheduled

Whilst eighties synthpop heroes Visage may have left us when the late great Steve Strange

Betty Boo unleashes a kaleidoscopic fantasy in the video for Get Me to the Weekend,

Marc Almond and Dave Ball’s return to the world of Soft Cell with their first

The idea of a new Dead Or Alive album has been a fantasy of ours

The Foxy One cometh! Samantha Fox releases a new collaboration with Scandinavian eighties-influenced rockers Nestor.

Like many, we never thought we would see the day that ABBA returned with new

Nothing like building a bit of hype up nice and early, as veteran British synthpop

The idea of a new Dead Or Alive album has been a fantasy of ours

Nothing like building a bit of hype up nice and early, as veteran British synthpop

Baccara consisting of María Mendiola and Cristina Sevilla have delighted us with some brand new

Jai Ho from Jane’s latest Cruising LP Jane McDonald returns with new freshly announced studio

You’re My Karma – a new release from pop icon Kim Wilde and rising talent Tom Aspaul –

Debbie Gibson adds to her multitude of hits with new dancefloor anthem One Step Closer

Hitting 3.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify each month – the world is still very

Toyah gives us the next taste of her upcoming studio album Posh Pop (scheduled for

One of the most unmistakable voices in late-nineties/early-noughties British pop is that of Jo O’Meara

Gary Barlow has made his love for eighties icons no secret – just listen to