The King of Britain Charles III will take on the role of DJ for the streaming platform Apple Musicwhere he will release his own playlist on the occasion of Commonwealth Day. Entitled “The King's Music Room”, the playlist will include the favorite songs of the King, performed by artists who come from part of the British colonies.
The debut of “The King's Music Room” will be on Monday, March 10, when it is Community Day. The program, which will be broadcast in the form of a radio show, is recorded in Buckingham Palace and will include the favorite songs of King Charles III, performed by artists who have become part of the soundtrack of his life.
In addition to music, however, the monarch will also share fun stories and anectodes related to the individual songs, as well as curious facts about his meetings with their performers.
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“Throughout my life, music has meant a lot to me. I know that it is so for many other people. It has the incredible ability to bring with it happy memories in times of great grief, or even to transport us over long distances. But most of all, it is able to lift our spirit and gather us with our loved ones.
“The King's Music Room” will include artists from the 1930s, icons such as Kylie Munoog (Australia), Bob Marley (Jamaica) and Grace Jones (Jamaica), as well as a number of disco and Afrobite stars. The show will be broadcast on the Apple Music 1 digital radio as well as on Apple Music Hits. A standard playlist, only with the songs included, will be available on Apple Music for all subscribers of the service.
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