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Echoes’s John Diliberto reviews Hiroki Okano’s Return to the Soul, the Echoes CD of the Month for December. Okano is a Zen gardener of sound where everything is balanced and in its proper place.
Hiroki Okano is a Japanese musician creating a unique and meditative world fusion, taking tradition and bringing it into the 21st century on his December CD of the Month, Return to the Soul.
Echoes Top 25 for November’s is topped by our CD of the month Todd Boston’s One, followed by the debut album from FLOW, Tom Caulfield’s Wash the Dusk with Silver. See the complete list.
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In the Echoes Podcast we remember Michael Hedge, an iconoclastic musician who changed a generations approached the acoustic guitar. He died on December 2, 1997 in a car crash.
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Whether composing for high fashion or cinematic expanses of the mind, Prequell is creating a 21st century symphonic music. Hear it when we talk to Thomas Roussel of Prequell in Echoes Podcast.
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In the Echoes Podcast we go inside the enchanting chamber pop of Gracie and Rachel. These high school friends have entered adulthood creating a sound in an orbit with Max Richter, Agnes Obel and Steve Reich.
October’s CD of the Month, Prequell’s The Future Comes Before leads Echoes Top 25 for October, followed by September’s pick, Mystic Journey’s Kingdom of Mountains and the debut of FLOW.
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Hear a review of Todd Boston’s One, Echoes November CD of the Month. Todd is a post-Windham Hill guitarist with a global mind. He creates a one-man world music ensemble.
Todd Boston is a post-Windham Hill guitarist with a global mind. He creates a one-man world music ensemble for his third Echoes CD of the Month, “One”. Read a review here.
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On the Echoes Podcast t’s the band called HDLSS (Headless). They’re an electronic dream pop duo who use 70s pop motifs to explore themes of racial and religious identity.