We call it the king's speech, with music.
To celebrate the Commonwealth Day on March 10, King Charles collected a playlist, which is called King's Music Room, for Apple Music. It includes musicians from all over 56 countries of the Commonwealth.
King Charles trailer/introduction to the operating list from his office at Buckingham Palace. You can see it here.
“Throughout my life, music meant a lot for me,” he says in the recording. I know this is also the case for many others. She has this wonderful ability to restore happy memories from the deepest breaks of our memory, because we are comfortable in times of sadness, and took us to distant places. ”
The king continues, “but perhaps, above all, it can raise our morale to the point, all when they bring us together in the celebration. In other words, it brings us joy.”
The operating list includes artists from a return to the 1930s in addition to Kylie Minogue (from Australia) and Bob Marley (from Jamaica) Grace Jones (Jamaica), Disco and Frozes Stars.
“Human coordination has always been a major pillar of our unique editorial approach,” said Rachel Newman, head of the global content and editorial content of Rachel Newman. “Apple Music Radio is the place where culture occurs all over the world, and we are honored that King Charles III has chosen to share the personal play list with us and with music fans around the world.”
King's Music Room will be available on March 10 at 1 am EST on Apple Music 1 for free or at any time upon request with Apple Music subscription.
