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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 17 MIN

POPtimism: why music is the heartbeat of society

from Encre & Acide (ex Cappuccino & Croissant) · host Harmonie de Mieville

Celebrate the Fête de la Musique with us as we dive into the rich history of sound, rhythm, and cultural revolution. From the birth of music as a form of expression to the rise of global pop icons, this episode explores how music has shaped—and been shaped by—society across centuries.We break down how ancient instruments led to digital beats, how pop music evolved from rebellious subculture to mainstream dominance, and why music remains one of the most powerful forms of human connection. Whether you're a history buff, a pop lover, or just vibing with the music scene, this episode is your sonic time machine.🔊 Featuring insights on:The origins of Fête de la MusiqueThe timeline of musical evolution from classical to digitalThe rise of pop music and its global cultural impactWhy music matters more than ever in the algorithm ageHit play, turn up the volume, and join the celebration. It’s more than music—it’s movement. 🎧✨This episode’s audio was generated using Google’s Notebook LM, based on my own script and research—because I’m still working on loving my English accent.

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