On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music from French 79, whose new album, Joshua takes a retro-electronic spin. We’ll also hear new music by Phil Keaggy‘s Acoustic Sketches Volume 3.
Alison Wonderland is Australia’s Alexandra Margo Sholler, who is a DJ, producer and singer. We’ll hear from her album, Loner. We’ll also hear from S. Carey and his album, Break Me Open.
We hear from Airport People. It’s not passengers sitting in terminals with cancelled flights. It’s actually Leon Todd Johnson and we’ll hear his new album, From Nine Mornings.
Composer Steve Reich is 86 years old but he’s still making the music of tomorrow. He has a new album, Reich/Richter, inspired by paintings of Gerhard Richter and a new book, Conversations.
The Siberian sound of Otyken. They marry the tribal sound of the native Chulym people with modern production and the ferocious voice of Azyan. John Diliberto takes us to Siberia with Otyken.
We hit the trail and take an electronic journey with Tone Ranger. That’s Alex Simon and he’s creating desert southwest landscapes merging electronics with guitar and pedal steel guitar.
Enter the sanctuary of Bass Temple. She is an EDM downtempo musician out of Colorado and she’s just released her debut EP, The Beginning. We’ll also hear new music by HAAi.
More new music by guitarist Bill Nelson. He’s been releasing a voluminous number of albums recorded between 2015 and 2019. One of the latest is Electra, in Search of the Golden Sound.
The return of Elizabeth Fraser. The spell-binding singer of wordless incantations from The Cocteau Twins finally has a new project, Sun’s Signature, and they have put out their debut EP.
October Project singer Mary Fahl digs into her past with a new album of covers called Can’t Get It Out of My Head. It’s mostly 60s and 70s songs rendered in Mary Fahl’s immaculate voice.