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London Greek Radio Top 40 Songs.
The definitive Chart rundown this month April 2022.
This month’s biggest, most in demand hit songs.
1 Helena Paparizou x Antique – Ti Ti
2 Andromache – Ela
3 Giorgos Lianos – Kathe Mas Stigmi Mia Giorti
4 Anastasia – Amarties
5 Amanda Georgiadi Tenjford – Die Together
6 Haris Varthakouris – Me Poio Dikaioma
7 Panos Kiamos – Na Tragoudo Pos S’ Agapao
8 Nikos Vertis – Pou Na Gyrnas
9 Giorgos Papadopoulos & Elkana Marziano – Katalaveno (Katn Alenu)
10 Eirini Papadopoulou Feat. Nikos Koklonis – Leei Leei Leei
11 Nikos Oikonomopoulos – Pali Gyrisa
12 Giorgos Sabanis – Ase Me Na Se Proseho
13 Ivi Adamou – Agoraki Mou [NEW]
14 Josephine – Tilefono [NEW]
15 Loukas Yiorkas – An M’ Agapas
16 Konstantinos Argiros – Molis Htes
17 Natasa Theodoridou – Yparho Gia Sena
18 Giorgos Giannias & Giorgos Papadopoulos – Vale Fotia
19 Konstantinos Argiros, Rack – Telika
20 Anastasios Rammos – Aliteia
21 Michalis Hatzigiannis & Tamta – Ekdromi
22 Konstantinos Christoforou – S’ Ena Tetarto [LGR ident]
23 Ageliki Darra – Berdemenoi Aggeloi [NEW]
24 Giorgos Mazonakis – Par’ Ta Ola Dika Sou [NEW]
26 Konstantinos Argiros – Tipota Esi
27 Giorgos Kakosaios – Ego S’ Agapisa
28 Giorgos Sabanis – Kati San Asteri
29 Giannis Arvanitidis – Trelos Gia Sena
30 Christos Santikai – Ena Tilefono
31 Kaiti Garbi – Ama Fygo
32 Giorgos Livanis – Meta Tis 12 [NEW]
33 Christos Dantis – As Pan Stin Eyhi Ta Palia
34 Giota Negka – Thalassa
35 Kaiti Garbi, Dionysis Schoinas – Atofio Chrysafi
36 Petros Iakovidis – Asto [Radio, Edit]
37 Giannis Ploutarhos – Tha Se Nikiso
38 Stelios Legakis – Poios
39 Christos Menidiatis – Erotevmenos Mazi Sou
40 Ilias Vrettos – Kala Pige Auto
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Greek singer Andromache will represent Cyprus in the up-coming Eurovision Song Contest, which takes place at PalaOlimpico in Turin.
The 27-year-old newcomer’s full name is Andromachi Dimitropoulou and she was born in Germany and raised in Ilia, Greece.
CyBc made the official announcement along with the title of her entry ‘Ela’. The song is written by Alex Papaconstantinou, or Alex P, a Greek-Swedish producer, well-known in Eurovision circles.
He collaborates on the tune with Cypriot singer-songwriter Giorgos Papadopoulos, Arash, Eyelar Mirzazadeh, Fatjon Miftaraj, Filloreta Raci Fifi, Geraldo Sandell, Robert Uhlmann, Viktor Svensson and Yll Limani.
Cypriot TV bosses had been extremely tight-lipped about the entrant for weeks, choosing to announce the details and releasing its official music video on 9th March.
Cypriot chiefs have stuck to the successful formulae, of internally picking a singer and song-package with Andromache mixing traditional Greek folk and Byzantine, with modern music.
It’s is a mid-tempo song fusing Greek/Cypriot ethnic elements with modern production values. It is a solid, well-made ‘slow-tsifteteli’, with its English verse, and Greek choruses.
LGR’s Tony Neophytou said, “On first listening I felt really hypnotised, mainly because of its melodic riffs and Andromaches’ sultry presence and it’s good traits as a Eurovision song.
He added, “It is evoking Cypriot folklore music which has a veneer of authenticity to today’s music market.”
The track is an ethno song that embellishes the instrument of bouzouki and the flute which blends into the ensemble, giving this track a more modernised touch, mixing old and new.
With its catchy choruses and useful ‘Ela’ hook, the song is almost uniquely seductive and sung very well.
The percussions and the bouzouki add some magical reverie to the song.
Andromache’s music video to “Na Soun Psema” has accumulated millions of views on YouTube. Her current hit is “Vasano Mou” and other hits include “S’agapo”, “To Feggari” and “De Mporo”.
The whole Eurovision package from Cyprus, with the ethno-beat, helps to stand-out in a competitive field of some 18 songs in the semi-finals.
Andromache’s stage routine will ultimately drive the song’s fortunes at the contest.
Marvin Dietmann and Dan Shipton are responsible for the creative and artistic aesthetics that we will see. There are two female dancers – Despina Lagoudaki and Nefeli Theodotou assisting Andromache’s stage performance.
Tony Neophytou at LGR believes in Cyprus’s chances of qualifying, saying, “Ethnic songs do really well at this contest, especially ones with well-crafted melodies.
He continues, “The mid-tempo song is lively enough, which packs a fair bit of oomph. The sweet ornamented melody is driving the catchy hook-line. A pretty song, which is causual and laidback, which produces a nice result. Her ethereal vocal suits the floaty, airy light template, with its verse and chorus. Her “Aman” utterances, are, so sultry and pleasing… The potential exists of a real great stage act, which will help to elevate it as a radio song probably qualify it as a result.”
The official music video looks like a period set-piece with its old-century aesthetics.
Andromache is signed to Panik Records, whose roster includes former Eurovision predecessors such as Ivi Adamou, Demy, Eleni Foureira and Anna Vissi and Elena Tsagrinou.
Cyprus has a streak of six qualification songs to the finals, from 2015 to 2021 and the Cypriot delegation will be quietly optimistic about their chances at a seventh finalist.
Andromache performs in slot number 9 in the running order of 18.
Cyprus competes in the Eurovision Second Semi-Final which airs on Thursday 12th May on BBC Three. The Top 10 qualifying countries will advance to the Final on Saturday 14th May, on BBC One.
London Greek Radio wishes Andromache and Cyprus the best of luck in the Eurovision.
Article written by Tony Neophytou
LGR Club Nights coming soon…
One of the biggest Greek club nights in North London, which is celebrating its tenth year is back soon.
Its been two years since LGR’s 30th anniversary bash as a FM-licensed station at The Country Club, Trent Park, on November 2019.
LGR launched its debut Club Nights on Thursday 19th April 2012, with Cypriot singer Ivi Adamou, Cyprus’ former Eurovision entrant that year. Her performance, with London-Cypriot act Kyriacos Georgiou had wowed over 500 club-spectators…
LGR event DJs and music acts have performed throughout its ten-year reign. The leading-stars-of-Greek music Stan and Kelly Kelekidou, Giorgos Mais, Valentinos Valeas and home-grown talented, G3orge-e, Mixalis Theodosiou, Elizabeth Chapman, and Iphigenia Loucaides have all featured.
LGR Club Nights are celebrating 10 years. 2012 – 2022.
Check back for all of the latest information about our next event, which is coming real soon!
LGR 103.3 FM London, lgr.co.uk, or DAB+ in Birmingham, London, Manchester, via LGR App and smart speaker, ”Play London Greek Radio”
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Top 40 Songs.
The definitive chart rundown this month March 2022.
This month’ biggest, most in demand hit songs.
#LGR the UK’s official Greek music station on FM & Digital.
1 Giorgos Lianos – Kathe Mas Stigmi Mia Giorti
2 Anastasia – Amarties
3 Giorgos Giannias, Giorgos Papadopoulos – Vale Fotia
4 Konstantinos Argiros – Tipota Esi
5 Eirini Papadopoulou feat. Nikos Koklonis – Leei Leei Leei
6 Natasa Theodoridou – Yparho Gia Sena
7 Panos Kiamos – Na Tragoudo Pos S’ Agapao
8 Nikos Oikonomopoulos – Pali Gyrisa [NEW]
9 Anastasios Rammos – Aliteia
10 Haris Varthakouris – Me Poio Dikaioma [NEW]
11 Loukas Yiorkas – An M’ Agapas [NEW]
12 Kaiti Garbi – Ama Fygo
13 Christos Sanitaki – Ena Tilefono
14 Giorgos Sabanis – Ase Me Na Se Proseho
15 Antonis Remos – Ola Gia Sena
16 Christos Menidiatis – Erotevmenos Mazi Sou
17 Christos Dantis – As Pan Stin Eyhi Ta Palia
18 Giorgos Sabanis – Kati San Asteri
19 Petros Iakovidis – Asto [Radio Edit]
20 Nikos Vertis – Pou Na Gynas
21 Fani Drakopoulou – Hamos [NEW]
22 Kaiti Garbi, Dionysis Schoinas – Atoflio Chrysafi
23 Ilias Vrettos – Kala Pige Auto
24 Giorgos Livanis – Osa Eho Zise
25 Nikos Makropoulos – Eho Erota Mazi Sou Megalo
26 Konstantinos Argiros – Molis Htes
27 Peggy Zina – Psyhi Tis Agapis
28 Giorgos Kakosaios – Ego S’ Agapisa [NEW]
29 Giorgos Papadopoulos & Elkana Marziano – Katalaveno (Katn Alenu) [NEW]
30 Andromache – Ela [NEW]
31 Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord – Die Together [NEW]
32 Michalis Hatzigiannis & Tamta – Ekdromi [NEW]
33 Nikos Vertis – S’ Agapao
34 Despina Vandi – Pou Les
35 Stelios Legakis – Poios
36 Alcatrash – Kapoios Kapou S’ Agapaei
37 Demy – Ela [Radio, Edit]
38 Konnie Metaxa – Aman
39 Giannis Arvanitidis – Trelos Gia Sena [NEW]
40 Dimitris Basis – Kathe Mera
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Urgent Appeal for Stem Cell Donors
The families of four blood cancer patients have joined forces with the Leukaemia Cancer Society to urgently appeal for more people of Greek or Cypriot origin to register as stem cell donors.
All four patients need stem cell transplants to save their lives.
Enfield Recruitment Drive, on behalf of The Leukaemia Cancer Society on Saturday 26th March between 10pm-2pm.
Cockfosters FC, Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, Barnet EN4 9HZ
If you are aged between 16-to-55-year-olds have a simple cheek swab taken.
Please step forward, there aren’t many Greeks and Cypriots on the register and for that reason a number of individuals haven’t found a match so far. If you can’t get there, you can have a kit sent to your home. It’s so easy and takes next to no time.
There is nothing to fear, it is just a cheek swab, so nothing too intrusive. After two years of lateral flows and PCRs, a gentle cheek swab is nothing to worry about.
If you can, please do your part to help.
All nationalities welcome. You never know who you could be a match for! A simple cheek swab could save a life.
For more details contact The Leukaemia Cancer Society on 020 8374 4821 or 07872 633 508.
https://www.leukaemiacancersociety.org/become-donor
Every 20 minutes, someone in the UK is diagnosed with blood cancer – those that affect the body’s bone marrow, blood or lymphatic system – such as leukaemia, myelome or lymphona. Yet, just 2% of the UK population is registered as potential blood stem cell donors. People from Cypriot, Greek and mixed ethnicity backgrounds are under-represented as donors.
Diversifying the register is extremely important to people from our community.
“We do wish more people would come forward; we do need a lot more Greek-Cypriot people. We are greatly under-represented on the register. The Mediterranean community is only a very small percentage of the British registry, a very small percentage. So, we need to do whatever we can to increase that and to make the register more diverse.” (Androulla Stylianou, Co-Ordinator, The Leukaemia Cancer Society).
Urgent Stem Cell Transplant Needed to Save 24-Year-Old
(Click above article to learn about Alex and his search for a life-saving donor).
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Stem Cell donation drive for Cypriot man
St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church, Kingston upon Thames, recruitment drive, on behalf of DKMS on Sunday 6th March between 10:30am to 2:30pm.
If you are aged between 17-to-55-year-olds have a simple cheek swab taken.
Please step forward, there aren’t many Greek Cypriots like Zac Zacharia on the register and for that reason Zac hasn’t found a match so far. If you can’t get there, you can have a kit sent to your home. It’s so easy and takes next to no time. This simple swab could save Zac’s life.
There is nothing to fear, it is just a cheek swab, so nothing too intrusive. After two years of lateral flows and PCRs, a gentle cheek swab is nothing to worry about.
“Back in August 2021 we were shocked to learn that one of our Community Members Zac Zacharia was rushed to hospital after falling unwell. After extensive tests Zac was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Zac urgently needs a blood stem cell transplant to save his life.” (Source: St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church, Kingston upon Thames)
St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church, Borough Road, Kingston, KT2 6BD.
If you can, please do your part to help.
Article written by London Greek Radio
Top 40 Songs. The definitive chart rundown this month February 2022.
This month’s biggest, most in demand hit songs.
Hear new music first and exclusives before anyone else only on London Greek Radio, the UK’s official Greek music FM station.
1 Konstantinos Argiros – Tipota Esi
2 Anastasia – Amarties [NEW]
3 Ilias Vrettos – Kala Pige Auto
4 Panos Kiamos – Na Tragoudo Pos S’ Agapao
5 Eirini Papadopoulou feat. Nikos Koklonis – Leei Leei Leei
6 Giorgos Lianos – Kathe Mas Stigmi Mia Giorti
7 Giorgos Giannias, Giorgos Papadopoulos – Vale Fotia
8 Peggy Zina – Psyhi Tis Agapis [NEW]
9 Kaiti Garbi – Ama Fygo
10 Giorgos Sabanis – Ase Me Na Se Prosecho [NEW]
11 Christos Menidiatis – Erotevmenos Mazi Sou [NEW]
12 Ilias Kampakakis – Ola Einai Sto Mialo
13 Giorgos Livanis – Osa Eho Zise [NEW]
14 Petros Iakovidis – Asto [Radio Edit]
15 Christos Santikai – Ena Tilefono [NEW]
16 Nikos Makropoulos – Eho Erota Mazi Sou Megalo [NEW]
17 Anastasios Rammos – Alitia
18 Christos Dantis – As Pan Stin Eyhi Ta Palia [NEW]
19 Despina Vandi – Pou Les [NEW]
20 Christos Mastoras – An
21 Giorgos Kakosaios – Poia Einai Afti
22 Anna Vissi, Bampis Stokas – Ki Omos Den Teleionei
23 Eleonora Zouganeli – Petaxa [NEW]
24 Andromachi – Vasano Mou
25 Konstantinos Argiros – Molis Htes
26 Nikos Vertis – Pou Na Gynas [NEW]
27 Christina Salti – To S’ Agapo
28 Sarbel – Mou Xeis Parei To Mialo
29 Michalis Hatzigiannis – Kommena Ta Prepei
30 Antonis Remos – Ola Gia Sena [NEW]
31 Dimitris Basis – Kathe Mera
32 Paola – Kardia Alitissa
33 Natasa Theodoridou – Yparho Gia Sena
34 Nikos Vertis – S’ Agapao
35 Kaiti Garbi, Dionysis Schoinas – Atoflio Chrysafi
36 Stelios Legakis – Poios
37 Stavento Feat. Ivi Adamou – Gia Sena
38 Lazaros Kontozis – To Adynato Tha Kano Dynato [NEW]
39 Christos Cholidis – Agapi Tha Pei
40 Konstantinos Christoforou – S’ Ena Tetarto (LGR ident)
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Eurovision excitement has already started with Greece announcing this year’s Eurovision act.
Greek TV bosses have confirmed that Amanda Tenfjord – real name Amanda Georgiadis – will be representing their nation.
This year, the Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Turin, at PalaOlimpico, in May.
The 25-year-old, who is studying to be a doctor, is a half Greek and half Norwegian singer-songwriter, born in Ioannina, Greece. She was raised in Norway.
Her Eurovision song is described as a strong, melodic and modern ballad with emotional overtones which cut deep. It’s a break-up song about a genuine relationship that’s expected to tear at the heart-strings.
Amanda has co-written the song with fellow Norwegian producer and songwriter, Bjørn Helge Gammelsæterx. Her vocal has a latent self-doubt, fragile vulnerability, which works well with such emotional songs. This, coupled with the slow-introspective song-style, seems to suit Amanda.
As a versatile artist, Amanda mixes modern pop, folk, electronic, alternative and ambient moods.
ERT, Greece’s national broadcaster, listened to an estimated 40 songs from 28 artists. The seven-member Greek jurors’ were solely given the task of assessing each of the applicant’s song merits and its potential Eurovision success.
The music experts were Dimitris Papadimitriou, composer, and President of its internal selection, Maria Kozakou, Fotis Apergis, Peter Adam, Giannis Petridis, Konstantinos Bourounis and Leonidas Antonopoulos.
Eurovision jurors whittled down the original entrants to just five short-listed finalists, formally announcing Amanda’s “beautiful” ballad, as the outright favourite, last December.
Amanda beat off the other four finalists in a highly competitive selection, who were, Good Job Nicky (Nikola Varthakouri) – the son of legendary singer Yiannis Parios, Ilias Kozas – lead frontman of Koza Mostra, pop-rock fusion artist Joanna Drigo and Entehno-styled singer Lou Is, or Louiza Sofianopoulou.
The Eurovision song and its song title too will be officially released alongside the music video by director, Kostas Karydas, in the coming weeks.
Amanda’s Eurovision circles confirmed that Fokas Evangelinos, a legendary creative director in Eurovision, will be responsible for the staging concept.
She has already had several television appearances and toured the European festival circuit. In 2017, Amanda was the recipient of a Role Model Award, in the Scandinavian, Nordic By:Larm music festival awards.
Amanda released her debut EP ‘First Impression’ and her most-streamed song on Spotify is ‘Then I Fell In Love’, which has racked up over 1.5 million views. In 2020, Netflix featured her song ‘Troubled Water’, in the series Spinning Out.
Last year’s Greek Eurovision act Stefania earned a Top 10 finish with a Dimitris Kontopoulos and Arcade production, ‘Last Dance’.
The Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Turin at PalaOlimpico and spans two mid-week Semi-Finals and a Final on Saturday 14th May 2022.
Greece competes in the first Semi-Final, on Tuesday 10th May, with only 10 acts advancing on the night.
Make sure you regularly return to lgr.co.uk to hear all the latest Eurovision news and by tuning into London Greek Radio on FM, on digital, via the LGR App and Smart Speaker, ‘Play London Greek Radio’.
Article written by Tony Neophytou
Top 40 Songs. The definitive chart rundown this month January 2022.
This month’s biggest, most in demand hit songs.
Listen out to Giorgos Sabanis’ new single ‘Ase Me Na Se Proseho’ exclusive to LGR from 31st January 2022. The UK’s official exclusive premiere, hear it before anyone else only on London Greek Radio.
1 Konstantinos Argiros – Tipota Esi [NEW]
2 Nikos Vertis – S’ Agapao
3 Petros Iakovidis – Asto [Radio Edit]
4 Michalis Hatzigiannis – Kommena Ta Prepei
5 Stelios Rokkos, Vaslis Karras, Melina Aslanidou – Posi Monaxia
6 Panos Kiamos – Na Tragoudo Pos S’ Agapao [NEW]
7 Giorgos Kakosaios – Poia Einai Afti
8 Josephine – Ta Kalytera Paidia
9 Kaiti Garbi – Ama Fygo
10 Konstantinos Christoforou – S’ Ena Tetarto (LGR ident)
11 Giorgos Giannias, Giorgos Papadopoulos – Vale Fotia
12 Konstantinos Argiros, Rack – Telika
13 Anastasios Rammos – Alitia [NEW]
14 Eirini Papadopoulou feat. Nikos Koklonis – Leei Leei Leei [NEW]
15 Sarbel – Mou Xeis Parei To Mialo [NEW]
16 Konstantinos Argiros – Molis Htes
17 Nikos Oikonomopoulos – Apo Erota
18 Paola – Kardia Alitissa [NEW]
19 Stelios Legakis – Poios [NEW]
20 Stefanos Pitsiniagkas – Dynata (Ta Ta Ta)
21 Natassa Theodoridou – Iparho Gia Sena
22 Ilias Vrettos – Kala Pige Auto [NEW]
23 Christina Salti – To S’ Agapo
24 Kaiti Garbi, Dionysis Schoinas – Atoflio Chrysafi
25 Christos Mastoras – An [NEW]
26 Eirini Papadopoulou – Ya Habibi
27 Paola – Ematha Na Mathaino
28 Giorgos Lianos – Kathe Mas Stigmi Mia Giorti [NEW]
29 Thodoris Ferris – Chilia Kommatia
30 Giannis Plourtahos feat. Katerina – Poso Oraia Matia Echeis
31 Natassa Theodoridou – Paradothika Se ‘sena
32 Nikos Portokaloglou Feat. Morfi Rena – Ena Neo Kalo [NEW]
33 Nikos Apergis – Mi Me Paidevis
34 Andromachi – Vasano Mou
35 Marina Satti – Pali
36 Lena Zevgara – Karma
37 Dimitris Basis – Kathe Mera
38 Antonis Remos – Otan Se Rotisane
39 Petros Iakovidis – Tatouaz
40 Christos Cholidis – Agapi Tha Pei
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Top 40 Songs. The definitive chart rundown this month, December 2021.
This month’s biggest, most in demand hit songs.
1 Stelios Rokkos, Vaslis Karras, Melina Aslanidou – Posi Monaxia
2 Giorgos Giannias, Giorgos Papadopoulos – Vale Fotia (New)
3 Kaiti Garbi – Ama Fygo
4 Giorgos Kakosaios – Min Tis Peite
5 Petros Iakovidis – Asto (New/Exclusive)
6 Michalis Hatzigiannis – Kommena Ta Prepei
7 Konstantinos Christoforou – S’ Ena Tetarto (LGR ident)
8 Josephine – Ta Kalytera Paidia
9 Konstantinos Argiros, Rack – Telika
10 Alcatrash – Kapoios Kapou S’ Agapaei (New)
11 Andromachi – Vasano Mou (New)
12 Nikos Apergis – Mi Me Paidevis
13 Christina Salti – To S’ Agapo
14 Giorgos Kakosaios – Einai Christougenna… giafto
15 Nikos Vertis – S’ Agapao
16 Konstantinos Argiros – Molis Htes (New)
17 Nikos Oikonomopoulos – Apo Erota
18 Paola – Ematha Na Mathaino
19 Despina Vandi – Xristougenna
20 Katerina, Giannis Ploutarhos – Poso Oraia Matia Echeis
21 Natassa Theodoridou – Iparho Gia Sena
22 Thodoris Ferris – Chilia Kommatia
23 Giannis Ploutarhos – Tha Se Nikiso (New)
24 Kaiti Garbi, Dionysis Schoinas – Atoflio Chrysafi
25 Anna Vissi – Kala Xristougenna
26 Stefanos Pitsiniagkas – Dynata (Ta Ta Ta) (New)
27 Petros Iakovidis – Tatouaz
28 Gorgos Mazonakis – Ores Mikres
29 Giorgos Sampanis – Kati San Asteri
30 Sarbel – To Party Archizei
31 Eirini Papadopoulou – Ya Habibi
32 Christos Cholidis – Agapi Tha Pei
33 Loukas Giorkas – Gia Tin Ellada
34 Konstantinos Pantelidis – Meine
35 Marina Satti – Pali
36 Nikos Apergis – Mia Kyriaki
37 Dimitris Basis – Kathe Mera
38 Antonis Remos – Otan Se Rotisane
39 Les Au Revoir – Christougenna Mazi
40 Notis Sfakianakis – H Mpalanta Ton Xristougennon
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