“A special playlist on the occasion of the Commonwealth Day. It is the one he presented King Charles III in a videorecorded at Buckingham Palace, who portrays him sitting at the desk with A “on air” plaque. The announcement concerns “The King’s Music Room”, a selection of songs that will be available on Apple Music starting from 10 March.
The musical project of King Carlo III
The playlist includes 17 high and pop music songs from obviously from the Commonwealth countries. Among the most loved singers Bob Marley, Grace Jones, Kylie Minogue and Rayefor which the king expressed a preference.
The list combines different genres, including classic, pop and reggae. The project was created to celebrate the varied musical culture of the Member countries of the Commonwealth. The selection will be transmitted by Apple Music on Apple Music 1 on March 10th at 7:00 CET (at 8 Italian time). During the broadcast, King Carlo will share personal anecdotes linked to the artists and the songs chosen. The king, in fact, has always shown interest in culture and art. This project strengthens its commitment to promoting musical diversity.
The eagerly awaited playlist on social networks
Social media immediately started discussing the unexpected project. Some users were surprised due to the presence of some names in particular, such as that of Bob Marley. Others, however, speculate that this initiative can anticipate a possible podcast of the king, even if there are no official confirmations on this hypothesis.
Apple Music has collaborated with other public personalities in the past, such as Barack Obama e Pope Francisand the choice of King Carlo as curator of a playlist reflects the desire to involve institutional figures in cultural projects.
The Commonwealth Day event has a long tradition. Every year he celebrates the links between the member countries through cultural events and institutional meetings. Music represents an important element to combine different traditions and the initiative of King Carlo fits precisely in this context.
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