Ry X released a beautiful album of ambient folk music called Dawn. He came into Echoes with his band to play music from it.
We pull a deep, subtle track from Arcade Fire’s dancey new album, Everything Now. We'll also hear music from the dark dream-pop group, HDLSS.
Frameworks is an English downtempo artist with a touch of jazz in his music. Frankie Rose has gone from new wave to dream pop on her latest album, Cage Tropical. We'll hear selections from both new recordings.
The Canadian singer-songwriter Tamsin Wilson moves into a bigger production sound on her new album, I Go Missing In My Sleep. We talk to her about the visual inspirations in her music.
Coming up on Echoes, it’s new music by Frameworks, an English downtempo artist with a touch of jazz in his music.
Fashion runway soundtrack artist Thomas Roussel releases debut as Prequel, The Future Comes Before. This 21st century symphony is Echoes October CD of the Month.
Mystic Journey rules the Kingdom of Mountains and The Echoes Top 25 for September. It was our CD of the month. It’s followed by Gracie and Rachel, Hammock and 22 more.
Charles Cohen, an electronic explorer who helped fuel the Philadelphia electronic music scene for nearly half a century has died. He found success for his wonderful music late in life.
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Quindar discusses their NASA–inspired debut CD, titled Hip-Mobility, in the Echoes Podcast
Hite is the performance name used by Julia Easterlin. She has a new album, Light of a Strange Day, and she comes in with her band to perform music from it live.
Arcade Fire have gone disco, but Echoes hasn’t. On the next show we pull a deep non-dance track from Arcade Fire’s new album, Everything Now. We’ll also hear music from the dark dream pop group, HDLSS whose new album is “Selecttions from DUMB”.
Ry X is a musician from Australia who sings like he’s talking to you from the other side of consciousness. He brings his ambient pop into Echoes and plays music from his latest album, Dawn, live.
Coming up on Echoes it’s the band called HDLSS (Headless). They’re an electronic dream pop duo who use 70s pop motifs to explore themes of racial and religious identity.
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded the Award-Winning radio program Echoes a $20,000 grant to continue it’s work in bringing new and innovative music to public radio and beyond.
