In 2022 there was a lot of synthesizer driven music, and you'll surely have your own favorites. But have you ever wondered what were the favorite songs of the year by well-known musicians from genres like synthwave, synth pop and retrowave? Well, in this episode of "Let's Talk Synth... Seriously!!" I asked many musicians from different genres exactly about that. And in this episode, we'll not only hear the voices of the musicians themselves announcing their music requests, but because of that, of course, there's a lot of great music to listen to!

The Musicians who will tell us about their own Synth favourites in 2022 in this episode are:

Aisle9, &Tilly, Blue Nagoon, Breathes With Gills, Color Theory, The Death Beats, Minute Taker, Roundtrip to Tiny, Synth Lovers Café, Thalrex and Fonz Tramontano. Thank you so much to all of you for taking part in the action! I really appreciate it!

And because at the end of the year you just like to invite good friends to review the year once again, I invited my musical collab partner Katie Tich to join me as a co-host for the episode. Katie is a singer/songwriter from the US East Coast, and together with her I recorded the song "Talita", which was recently voted among the "Top 15 Pop Songs of 2022" by Blue Nagoon in his video blog on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ymUgvu-yewE

With Katie Tich I talked about her own career, about Christmas and New Year's customs and about the synthesizers she likes to combine with guitar as a singer/songwriter; but we also talked about more serious topics such as mental health issues and how music can help to cope with them, or how 2022 has advanced the social divide and how not to let it discourage you.

If you liked this episode, there is a Spotify-playlist that sums up all the music that can be heard in the episode ...and even more. 

And here it is:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5TCqa02vzdd1aHpsGLvcex?si=7921653b6fdb4148&pt=2a4c20fec19aa7211220c4c2e44a4f56

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