It’s music by electronic dream pop singer Half Waif. The daughter of an Indian refugee from Uganda and an Irish-American, she heard Indian bhajans and Celtic pop growing up. She was in the group Pinegrove before striking out on her own. We’ll hear something from her latest album, The Caretaker.
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Friday, July 17, 2020 – Echoes Program 2028E
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Start Time |
Group Name |
Song Name |
Album Name |
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First Half Hour |
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| 0:01:01 | John Gregorius | Blanket Of Stars | Full Of Life |
| 0:06:01 | Rhian Sheehan | A Thimble Full Of Sorrow | Recollections, Vol. 1 |
| 0:10:42 | Norah Jones | Tryin’ To Keep it Together | Pick Me Up Off the Floor |
| 0:14:33 | Moby | Too Much Change | All Visible Objects |
| 0:24:07 | AvaWaves | To Be Alone | Waves |
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Second Half Hour |
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| 0:30:01 | Yngcult | Gohm | Capitoll |
| 0:33:03 | Lazy Salon | New Arc | Lazy Salon |
| 0:37:16 | Half Waif | In August | The Caretaker |
| 0:40:52 | break | ||
| 0:41:36 | Nicolas Godin | Turn Right Turn Left | Concrete And Glass |
| 0:45:03 | Thorsten Quaeschning | Part.04 | The Capitol Session |
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Third Half Hour |
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| 1:01:01 | Still Corners | The Message | Slow Air |
| 1:06:01 | Peter Kater | Loko ‘ia | Hawaii |
| 1:07:43 | Let It Come Down | Vicky | Songs We Sang In Our Dreams |
| 1:11:56 | Emerson, Lake & Palmer | Still…You Turn Me On | Brain Salad Surgery |
| 1:14:45 | Pierre Bensusan | Fils De La Rose | Azwan |
| 1:18:22 | Mree | In The Kitchen | The Middle |
| 1:21:45 | Aidia | Touching The Clouds | Spirit Wind |
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Fourth Half Hour |
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| 1:30:01 | Edgar Froese | Epsilon In Malaysian Pale | Epsilon In Malaysian Pale |
| 1:43:13 | Faithless | Drifting Away: Spy Theme’ From Trigger Happy TV | Chilled Euphoria |
| 1:46:46 | The Breath | Tremelone | Carry Your Kin |
| 1:53:23 | Thomas Lemmer & Christoph Sebastian Pabst | Almseemorgen | Tiefschneegipfel |
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LOVE “Epsilon in Malaysian Pale” by Froese. Such an amazing piece of music 🙂