Synth-pop
Synth-pop is a subgenre of new wave music that first became prominent in the late 1970s and features the synthesizer as the dominant musical instrument.
Synth Pop People (First 49 people) - Page 3
Kurt Harland
Singer
Christopher Anton
American singer
Ed Macfarlane
English singer-songwriter
Christine and the Queens
French singer-songwriter
Alexander Brandon
American musician
Emil Schult
German painter
Wild Nothing
Rock band
Ebn Ozn
Pop duo
Intaferon
Duo
Elliphant
Swedish singer
Jon St. James
American guitarist
Malcolm Holmes
British drummer
Afida Turner
French musician
Niki and the Dove
Trio
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
American composer
Morgan Kibby
American singer-songwriter
Nick Marsh
American record producer
Mike Crossey
British record producer
Simon William Lord
Musical composer
Loïc Nottet
Belgian singer
Pete Byrne
Singer
Patrick Cowley
American musical composer
NamNamBulu
Band
Elegant Machinery
Band
BP Valenzuela
Singer
Nate Novarro
Drummer
Holiday Sidewinder
Singer
Modern Talking
Pop duo
Alphaville
Pop band
Toshio Nakanishi
Japanese musician
Sébastien Tellier
French singer-songwriter
Helen Marnie
Musician
Reuben Wu
Photographer
Mira Aroyo
Bulgarian singer
Wesley Eisold
American musician
Uni. T
Girl group
Nine Muses
Girl group
melody day
Girl group
Mari Iijima
Japanese singer-songwriter
Kari Berg
Swedish singer
Washed Out
American singer-songwriter
CocknBullKid
British singer-songwriter
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Band
Joe Leeway
Multi-instrumentalist
Ralf Wadephul
German keyboardist
John Sex
American singer
Ken Morioka
Japanese musician
