Ludovico Einaudi has a new album called Seven Days Walking, a 7-CD set of deep chamber works for piano, violin and cello. This is his fifth time playing live for Echoes.
We talk to singer-songwriter Heather Woods Broderick. She makes a personal and atmospheric music of peacefully contemplated turmoil. We bring you the Heather Woods Broderick story.
The San Francisco group It’s a Beautiful Day released their debut 50 years ago, featuring classic songs like “White Bird” and “Hot Summer Day.” We look back at an early example of progressive rock and world music.
We'll hear music by William Tyler, as he explored moving west from Nashville to LA, as well as new ambient chamber music by Nathan Spier.
It’s the pristine, perfectly poised sound of Ludovico Einaudi. The acclaimed Italian pianist and composer comes in to play music from his latest album, Seven Days Walking, live.
Desert Dwellers has been creating electro tribal music for 20 years, wiring the sounds of the global village. Their new album, Breath, is our June CD of the Month.
The Echoes Top 25 for May 2019 has the CD of the Month “Fire Opal” by Massergy topping the list, followed by Heather Woods Broderick, Bluetech, Desert Dwellers and Lamb.
Temples bursts back onto the scene with a retro 60s style music video of their new rockin’ single “Hot Motion”.
Streaming on Echoes website, Blonde Redhead live. This marks the resurrection of the alternative rockers who been recording since 1995. They play music from their latest EP, “3 O’Clock.”
Yann Tiersen is a wonderful composer who has scored films like Amelie and Goodbye Lenin, but he also composes his own music for multiple keyboards, percussion, strings and more. He plays live on Echoes.
La Luz singer and guitarist Shana Cleveland, brings us music from her twangy dream pop album Night of the Worm Moon. We’ll also hear ambient chamber music from Bluesilhouettes.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music by Com Truise, the recording persona of Seth Haley. We’ll hear from his album, Persuasion System as well as new ambient chamber music by William Ryan Fritch.
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.
