A Touch of Pink

29 Jul 2020

People Of The World BLOG + PODCAST

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Welcome to another episode of A Touch Of Pink, your one-stop shop for rainbow pop. As usual, all tracks tonight have rainbow content …. and a touch of glitter. Tune in this Saturday on JOY 94.9 from 5-6 pm for a whole heap (as many as we can get through in an hour) of tracks. Your host will be Dick.

Just Shy

13 all new/recent tracks tonight, and another poptastic collection of fun from our rainbow family of artists from all around the world.

Playlist for Show 675 to be broadcast on 1st August 2020

Guy Scheiman & Inaya Day	People of the world
Caveboy	Obsessed (BLX2 remix)
Fab The Duo	Stubborn
Alius. **	Houdini ft BOI
Gareth Shortland	Unbreakable
Ernest Kohl	Being Alive (Kyler Dayne radio remix)
Various	Take me to the world Megamix
Just Shy **	Consumed by a beat
Ethan. **	’Til morning
James Leon	I thought you were my friend (Pollarik 86 remi)
Garek Laidback Luke & SXMSON	The MAGA Song Can’t hold my tongue (Lo radio edit)
Bright Light Bright Light	Sensation ft Jake Shears
Bright Light Bright Light	Spinning wheel

Aussie content ** All tracks have GLBTIQ+ content

Fab The Duo

Interesting Things To Do

Check out the live production now streaming on youtube, of the Broadway show “The Nance” starring Nathan Lane. This was a new play in 2013, about a 1930’s gay burlesque comedian, looking for love in NYC. Not an easy thing in those days because of it’s illegality, the constant fear of police stings and raids. What you’d call a bittersweet story, but brilliantly staged, alternating between his apartment and the burlesque show. Excellent performances from all concerned. Not to be missed by fans of the genres i.e. gay themed theatre and burlesque.

Song Of The Week: Ethan with ’Til Morning. A New Zealander, now based in Sydney but back in New Zealand at the moment because of this COVID19 business. Anyway, this is a sweet piece of prp/r&b edm, makes for relaxed listening, and isn’t that what we need now?