Armando Fox

Summer, summer, summe finally summer! And with the brand-new sunshine live Vol. 64, we are also hitting the latest electronic dance tunes for you! Hit on hit, directly from the heavy rotation of Germanys electronic radio sunshine live hot right in your player! As of May 25, Germany's most successful radio compilation is everywhere in retail and in all download shops. As always in the stylish digipack and as always on 3 CDs - brimming with the coolest tracks from the clubs and the sunshine live program! The tracklisting is fresh from the spring and reads like the Who's Who of the international dance scene. Whether for the car, for the "Warm Up" or for the first barbecue party of the year, the sunshine live vol. 64 is an absolute must for every fan of electronic dance music!

In the aftermath of punk rock, and inspired by the glamour of the likes of David Bowie, young elites in England’s major cities threw off the shackles of grey, damp and dreary turn-of-the-80s Britain and sought something more refined and cultured than punk’s primal howl. Armed with wardrobes full of colourful and outrageous second-hand clothes, cheap make-up, extensive record collections, their own extroverted imaginations and an urge to dance (not pogo), a collection of DJs, dancers and junkshop fashionistas would frequent clubs such as The Wag in London, Pips in Manchester and The Rum Runner in Birmingham. The resulting scene would famously go on to spawn countless 80s pop scene faces and trigger what became the New Romantic movement.

Lore Larrañaga designed and commissioned a totally new instrument to explore how the accordion could express microtonal music and this is the first ever recording of this whole genre.