S.2 Ep.8 These Artists Weren't Even 21... And Changed Music Forever (Part II)

In Part 2 of our teenage synth geniuses special, Tracks On Trial explores the young artists who used synths, electronic production and fearless experimentation to reshape pop music before they had much real-world experience to write about.

S.2 Ep.8 These Artists Weren't Even 21... And Changed Music Forever (Part I)

In this episode of Tracks On Trial, we examine some of the greatest synth-driven songs ever created by artists under the age of 21.

From teenage chart-toppers and bedroom producers to future superstars making their first mark on the world, we explore the songs that proved age is no barrier to musical innovation.

S.2 Ep.7 The Science of Groove (Part II) | Dakota, Blinding Lights & More

In Part 2 of this Tracks On Trial special, we investigate some of the most successful beat-driven songs ever released and ask a simple question:

Does the beat make the hit?

From Stereophonics' breakthrough anthem "Dakota" to The Weeknd's record-breaking "Blinding Lights", we explore the production techniques, grooves, rhythms and songwriting decisions that helped these tracks become streaming powerhouses.

S.2 Ep.7 The Science of Groove (Part I) | Why These Songs Became Massive Hits

In this episode of Tracks On Trial, we explore beat-driven songs, groove-based production, AI music, and the psychology behind modern hit records.

From iconic grooves and unforgettable rhythms to AI-generated music and streaming-era production trends, we break down what actually makes modern songs stick.

S.2 Ep.6 Heavy Songs That Flopped on Trial (Part II) | Enter Shikari, Chaos & Creative Risks

In Part 2 of this Tracks On Trial episode, we dive into the deeper side of heavy music failures where ambition, experimentation, and creative risk collide.

From Enter Shikari’s chaotic “Gandhi, Mate! Gandhi” to broader discussions on Metallica, Green Day and evolving rock sounds, we explore why some heavy songs miss the mark.