So with 2019 looming are there any predictions for the big revival sounds of next year, any genre of year. 

I don't know so much about sounds being revived, but big name artists having their music remixed with big orchestras has become very popular. Fingers crossed, one of the great names in Soul may be next.

The one prediction i've made for 3 straight years now, has finally come true this year, with Mike Peters of The Alarm and Co Founder of the Love, Hope, Strength Foundation being honoured in the New Years Honours list for 2019, with an MBE. I know it detracts from the original question a bit, but he is an inspiration to all.

I would like to hear more underplayed stuff played out instead of the same old , dont get out much and when I do I wonder why I bother could have stayed in with a compilation cd .

On a personal note try to listen to more Phillidelphia International its a bit like cornflakes you forget how good it was .

  On 29/12/2018 at 15:05, MotownSoulMan said:

I don't know so much about sounds being revived, but big name artists having their music remixed with big orchestras has become very popular. Fingers crossed, one of the great names in Soul may be next.

I truly hope not. The Buddy Holly one was terrible 

  On 29/12/2018 at 16:48, chalky said:

I truly hope not. The Buddy Holly one was terrible 

It was indeed awful. The worst one of those I've heard.

  On 29/12/2018 at 16:02, Mark S said:

I would like to hear more underplayed stuff played out instead of the same old , dont get out much and when I do I wonder why I bother could have stayed in with a compilation cd .

On a personal note try to listen to more Phillidelphia International its a bit like cornflakes you forget how good it was .

Have to agree with you on this one .We now pick and choose which event to travel to . Unfortunately the only way more rare  underplayed crossover etc will be played is if djs grow a set  and use their imagination.  Instead of being sheep. 

This could be exciting if they get the 50 mil

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