Mimi Page-From Dream Pop to Dream Healing: The Echoes Interview
Mimi Page is an auteur of electronic dream pop and a composer of video game scores. You’ve heard her music turn up in TV series like Dark. We’ve been intoxicated by her for years whether it’s her serene vocals on Breathe Me In, the celestial choirs of Dark Before the Dawn, her collaborations with Delerium or her own evocative instrumentals. But her new album, Sound Healing Volume 1 takes her in a more meditative direction. John Diliberto talks with Mimi Page on Echoes from PRX.
MIMI PAGE FEATURE PLAYLIST
Artist – Title – Album
Mimi Page – Wisdom of the Trees – Sound Healing Volume 1
Mimi Page – Mystical Forest – Sound Healing Volume 1
Mimi Page – Flowing – Dark Before the Dawn
Enigma – Return to Innocence – The Cross of Changes
Deuter – Flowers of Silence – Hollow Bamboo (Podcast Version)
Mimi Page – Breath Me In – Breathe Me In
Mimi Page – Black Valentine – Breathe Me In
Mimi Page – The Ethereal Blues – The Ethereal Blues
Delerium – Falling Back to You (with Mimi Page) – Signs
Bass Nectar – Buttlerfly – Vava Voom
Mimi Page – Wisdom of the Trees – Sound Healing Volume 1
Mimi Page -Eventide – Sound Healing Volume 1
Mimi Page – Mystical Forest – Sound Healing Volume 1
Mimi Page – Summer Rain – Sound Healing Volume 1
Mimi Page – Clarity –Sound Healing Volume 1
We lost electronic artist Mark Shreeve in 2022 and now a tribute album to this beloved musician has been released with contributions from Ian Boddy, David Wright, Ron Boots, Radio Massacre International and more. It’s called Berlin – A Tribute for Mark Shreeve, and takes it’s title from Shreeve’s mastery of the Berlin School (ie Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze) of sequencer driven electronic music, We’ll sample tracks from this heartfelt and spaced out tribute whose profits go to cancer research.
WE LAMENT LAHAINA
We also want to send out thoughts to Lahaina and Western Maui. Among the many stations that Echoes is broadcast on is Hawaii Public Radio which covers all of the islands including Maui where they have suffered apocalyptic devastation. Our thoughts are with not only HPR and all our listeners on the islands, but with all the people of Maui. So in the first hour of the show, I’ve got some Hawaiian sounds to remember the beauty of the Island which I know will return.
