On the next Echoes it’s new music by Florence and the Machine. The powerhouse singer, Florence Welch has a new single that explores an emotional crisis in this string drenched song.
We reach the Threshold Point on the next Echoes. That’s the title of Erik Wøllo’s new album, a gorgeous electronic expanse, much of it composed in the aftermath of a deep and tragic loss.
It’s psychedelic-surf-rock-Thai slow burn ecstasy on the next Echoes when we hear the trio called Khruangbin. They make a swampy, ethereal sound when they come in to play live on Echoes.
On a Slow Flow Echoes we hit some downtempo EDM with Key-G, a Spain-based producer working some psy-dub magic on his new album, “Omens and Artifacts.” We’ll also hear some new neo-classical sounds by English composer David Tolk off his album, Seasons.
Music by Beach House from a new single, “Lemon Glow” that continues their dream pop sound and Lapa, a project from Emancipator violinist Ilya Goldberg with her album Spirit Vessel.
On the next Echoes a Flashback 50 to one of the seminal albums of the New Age, Paul Horn’s Inside. Recorded inside the Taj Mahal, it was a landmark release when it came out in 1968.
Electronic artist Chuck Van Zyl is a child of German electronic sounds of the 70s, He’s keeping that alive on his Stars End Radio and in his own music. He talks about it on Echoes.
It’s psychedelic-surf-rock-Thai slow burn ecstasy on the next Echoes when we hear the trio called Khruangbin. They make a swampy, ethereal sound when they come in to play live on Echoes.
On a Slow Flow Echoes new chamber music by Richard Dillon from his album, Terra Incognito: The Space Between and composer Rachel Grimes, formerly of the group, Rachel’s.