At Bounce we create music, sound and
content.
We’ve got some fantastic projects that are
currently in production and some really exciting partnerships to tell you about very soon. But I’m pleased to tell you about the latest project right now.
Bounce
will producing a 2-hour highlights programme from the forthcoming ‘Hit Factory Live’ concert, exclusively for the UK’s Smooth Radio and Real Radio network.
The
Hit Factory Live is a once-in-a-lifetime spectacular taking place in London’s
Hyde Park on 11th July 2012. For the first time ever, the classic artists from
the PWL Hit Factory will perform together on one bill, including amongst many
other Rick Astley, Bananarama, Dead or Alive, Pepsi & Shirlie, Sinitta,
Sonia, and a very special duet from a certain Kylie and Jason!
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Aitken Waterman scored an unrivalled run of global hits in the 80s and 90s and
are now acknowledged as one of the most successful songwriting and producing
partnerships of all time. 2012 also marks the 25th anniversary of PWL Records,
the legendary label originally set up as home for many Hit Factory artists.
As
Pete Waterman gave me my first ever
job in radio 25 years ago at Radio City in Liverpool, it seems only fitting
that Bounce produces the Hit Factory Live radio programme.
The Hit Factory Live will be broadcast on Real Radio
on Sunday 15th July at 7pm, and on Smooth Radio at the end of
August.
Enjoy!
UPDATE:
On Tuesday 10 July 2012 Live Nation and The Royal Parks announced that they had been forced to cancel The Hit Factory Live concert. In a statement, they said...
"Following the severe and unprecedented weather conditions across the country the site was declared unfit this morning to host the concert. The decision was made following full consultation with all of the relevant authorities and the safety advisory group. The safety of our customers, performers and production crew is of utmost importance and the decision was made unanimously. The potential risk to staff and music fans was too great for the event to go ahead."
So - no radio programme I'm afraid for the time being. But watch this space...
UPDATE:
On Tuesday 10 July 2012 Live Nation and The Royal Parks announced that they had been forced to cancel The Hit Factory Live concert. In a statement, they said...
"Following the severe and unprecedented weather conditions across the country the site was declared unfit this morning to host the concert. The decision was made following full consultation with all of the relevant authorities and the safety advisory group. The safety of our customers, performers and production crew is of utmost importance and the decision was made unanimously. The potential risk to staff and music fans was too great for the event to go ahead."
So - no radio programme I'm afraid for the time being. But watch this space...
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