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A loose chronology from the main years: a few of the posts that gave the page its rhythm.
The page points readers toward two free mixes — Obsession and Living In A Fantasy — and the response is immediate. The comments already treat Electronordica as a regular stop for BWO listeners who want more than the album versions.
A routine update says a great deal: the discography is current, the next release cycle is being watched, and more remixes are already being mentioned by name.
The newsroom posts the album title early, frames Save My Pride as the opening move, and describes a bigger, more dramatic electro direction aimed at both radio and clubs.
The tone here is typical of the page at its best: brisk, excited and practical. A new clip is live; here is where to see it; enjoy your weekend.
The visual side takes center stage. Cover art arrives with the titles, and the page gives the impression of being a few steps ahead of the wider rollout.
By this point the page can move more freely between compilation logic and current promotion: a singles collection, videos, festival momentum and a tighter visual identity around the best-known songs.
A fresh full album is described with a broader palette, a sharper look and You're Not Alone positioned as the first single in both ballad and disco form.
Once the 2009 cycle starts moving, the page does what it always did well: stack small details fast. Mix names, release dates, cover art, then the full running order.