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King Charles Drops His Royal Playlist – And Yes, He Loves Kylie Minogue

The playlist also features global icons like Beyoncé—an honorary pick, thanks to her support of the King’s Trust charity—and Diana Ross, whose track Upside Down holds a special place in his heart.

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Just call him the dancing King! In a move no one saw coming, King Charles has swapped his crown for DJ headphones, curating a playlist for a special Commonwealth Day radio show.

The royal music selection, crafted in collaboration with Apple, is as eclectic as it is electric—blending disco, reggae, and Afrobeats to create an irresistible groove.

From Bob Marley’s legendary rhythms to the unmistakable energy of Kylie Minogue’s The Loco-Motion, the King’s picks are all about joy, movement, and nostalgia.

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Recording from Buckingham Palace, His Majesty reflects on unforgettable moments meeting some of the biggest stars in the industry. And if there’s one thing made crystal clear, it’s this: King Charles cannot resist a good beat!

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Kylie, Beyoncé, and Diana Ross? The King Knows His Bops

King Charles Drops His Royal Playlist – And Yes, He Loves Kylie Minogue - SurgeZirc UK
Kylie Minogue.

It’s Kylie Minogue’s classic hit The Loco-Motion that truly reveals the King’s playful side. Introducing the song, he enthuses, “This is music for dancing… it has that infectious energy which makes it, I find, incredibly hard to sit still!” And he doesn’t stop there.

The playlist also features global icons like Beyoncé—an honorary pick, thanks to her support of the King’s Trust charity—and Diana Ross, whose track Upside Down holds a special place in his heart.

Speaking of Ross, King Charles confesses: “This very last song is one of my particular favourites… and when I was much younger, it was absolutely impossible not to get up and dance when it was played! So, I wonder if I can still just manage it…?!” (Now that’s a dance we’d all love to see.)

A Royal Groove with a Modern Twist

King Charles Drops His Royal Playlist – And Yes, He Loves Kylie Minogue - SurgeZirc UK
London singer Raye on a red carpet.

Some might be surprised by the King’s decision to curate a playlist, but there’s a method to the musical madness. With an aim to connect with a younger, more diverse audience, the royal broadcast is a nod to the global influence of music.

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Errollyn Wallen, Master of the King’s Music, summed it up best: “You can see His Majesty’s wide-ranging enthusiasm for music in this playlist… this fun and eclectic collection is a great reminder of the Commonwealth’s treasure trove of creativity.”

Of course, it wasn’t all solo decision-making. King Charles reportedly turned to some musically savvy friends for advice, and—picture this—sat down at Sandringham for a personal listening session to make the final call.

Can you imagine witnessing King Charles bopping along, deep in musical contemplation?


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Avery Walker for SurgeZirc UK | Edited by Ashley Williams, Managing Editor
Avery Walker for SurgeZirc UK | Edited by Ashley Williams, Managing Editorhttps://surgezirc.co.uk/author/avery-walker/
Avery Walker is the Entertainment Editor for SurgeZirc UK, renowned for her sharp insights and vibrant reporting on the entertainment industry. With a background in media studies and an innate passion for all things pop culture, Avery brings a unique perspective to her coverage.
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