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 4
Penguin Prison
Singer
Simon Britton
Record producer
Erasure
Duo
Crystal Castles
Musical group
Tears for Fears
Pop band
New Order
Rock band
Depeche Mode
Musical band
The Human League
Pop band
Hot Chip
Band
Ladytron
Band
Röyksopp
Electronic duo
Eurythmics
Musical duo
The Ting Tings
Pop duo
Last Dinosaurs
Rock band
Kate Boy
Duo
MNDR
Record producer
Starsmith
British songwriter
Paul Haig
Musician
Daoko
Japanese singer
Belouis Some
British musician
Nick Holmes
Singer
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
Pop band
Cut Copy
Pop band
Paul Hardcastle
British composer
Ollie E. Brown
American drummer
Pauline Murray
Singer
Electrosexual
French musician
Marilyn Martin
American singer
Ultrademon
Music creator
Gil Mantera's Party Dream
Band
Alex Uhlmann
Singer
Trevor Something
Musician
Quruli
Musical group
Jonathan Johansson
Swedish musician
Yukimi Nagano
Swedish singer-songwriter
Bahador Kharazmi
Singer
Tei Shi
Singer
Diane Birch
American singer-songwriter
Breakbot
French musician
Shinji Hosoe
Japanese composer
Tkay Maidza
Zimbabwean-Australian singer-songwriter
Stephan Groth
Danish singer
Tim K
Music producer
Fryars
Musician
Work Drugs
Pop duo
Fernando Abrantes
German musician
Billie Godfrey
Singer
