The remaining prevalence of the 1980s is not a common form of cultural influence. There is a shameless continuous existence of so much intellectual property of that era, including "Transformers", "Ghostbusters", "Beetlejuice" and Numerous other examples. While those franchises and others have generally been loved, there are other aspects of the decade that have been rejected shortly after it was over. For some time, it seemed that the sound of the synthesizer in the 1980s was also out of fashion, both in popular music and in film results.

Kid sunglasses, British music producer, electronic musician and composer who contributed to the results of Cobra Kai's 6th season and season 6 and "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F". He remembers the time when the sound of the 1980s was anathema. "At the moment we entered the 1990s, there were many," O ", the 80's is bad." I remember when I first started producing music, people told me that my music sounded a little '80, and got it as an insult (...) the 80s was like a kind of bad word.

However, the popularity of the media in the 1980s and its aesthetics never Really He went, which is not so surprising given how the pop culture of youth of a generation tends to inspire resurrection when those people grow and become dominant artists. As Kid explains the sunglasses: "Those 30- and 40-year-old children have moved to positions to be creators and creative decision makers. So they begin to play and control those films, or whatever these art forms are. And then there is a market of people, nostalgic." He does point out that we are to be in a particularly long cycle of '80s Appreciation, However: "I was was relia in (80s). BeCause i Was Like, Why has. Replaced by the '90s?

He has a more specific answer as to why the sound in the 1980s continues to be popular, and it is related to the way he combined new possibilities with limitations. "It is this real explosion of sounds that have never been considered. So, there is a whole new exotic palette at once. And (today) we have reached this stage where, with computers, you could literally create something. So there is a nostalgia for this time (where there was) a limited palette of exotic sounds.

Thanks to the resurrection of the sound in the 1980s, Kid not noticed that what was previously seen, now is increasingly appreciated and accepted. "I think, no matter how far we go away, we move away from the 80's, people like me almost give people permission to go," Do you know what? That was actually wonderful. " And, what could, in retrospect, seem vulgar or dramatic, now somehow seems truly amazing. "