Echoes March 2019 Top 25: Kevin Keller’s Ice Worlds

Echoes Top 25 for March - Kevin Keller's Ice's Worlds chills out at the top spot.

ECHOES MARCH TOP 25

        1. Kevin Keller – Ice Worlds (Kevin Keller Productions)Apple iTunes
        2. Scott August – Beyond Summer (Cedar Mesa Music)
        3. Jeff Johnson and Phil Keaggy – Cappadocia (Arkmusic) Apple iTunes
        4. Theodore – Inner Dynamics (United We Fly)Apple iTunes
        5. Mary Lattimore – Hundreds of Days (Ghostly International)Apple iTunes
        6. Yagull – Yuna (Zozemusic / Moonjune Records)Apple iTunes
        7. William Tyler – Goes West (MERGE RECORDS)Apple iTunes
        8. v/a – Cosmic Duality (v/a) (Synchronos Recordings)
        9. ELEON – Dreams Beyond Terra (Heart Dance Records)Apple iTunes
        10. v/a – Kankyo Ongaku: Japanese Environmental Ambient and New Age Music 1980-1990 (Light In The Attic)Apple iTunes
        11. RY-X – Unfurl (Infectious Music)Apple iTunes
        12. Chasms – The Mirage (Felte Records)Apple iTunes
        13. Aukai – Reminiscence (Aukai Music)Apple iTunes
        14. Steve Hackett – At The Edge Of Light (Inside Out Music)Apple iTunes
        15. CLAVVS – No Saviors (Echo)Apple iTunes
        16. Mercury Rev – Bobbie Gentry’s The Delta Sweete Revisited (PTKF)Apple iTunes
        17. Rudolf Heimann – Die Unendlichkeit Des Augenblicks(Spher)Apple iTunes
        18. Shana Cleveland – Night of the Worm Moon (Hardly Art)Apple iTunes
        19. Massergy – Fire Opal  (Vinesong)Apple iTunes
        20. Lawson Rollins – Dark Matter: Music for Film (Infinita Records)Apple iTunes
        21. Talos – Far Out Dust (BMG)Apple iTunes
        22. Measured – My Heart Waits (single)(Sonic Cathedral)Apple iTunes
        23. Primer – Novelty (Primer)
        24. Naneum – Open Sea (Electrofone Music)Apple iTunes
        25. Craig Padilla/Marvin Allen – Toward the Horizon (Spotted Peccary Music)Apple iTunes

  1 comment for “Echoes March 2019 Top 25: Kevin Keller’s Ice Worlds”

  1. Some of the best of the best, I found Kevin Keller and many others to be excellent at what they do. I was surprised by Lawson Rollins “Dark Matter Music For Films” not what I expected, but very delightful to hear 🙂

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