Norwegian art rock singer Jenny Hval unveils nude video for her song, The Great Undressing.
Program Highlights, Reviews & Commentary
Jenny Hval Video for The Great Undressing
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Program Highlights
New London Grammar Video: Rooting for You.
The dreampop band London Grammar go spare and emotional on new video for “Rooting for You.”
CD of the Month
January 2017 CD of the Month: Ian Boddy – As Above So Below
Veteran English synthesist Ian Boddy’s As Above So Below is a masgterwork of modern electronics with a classical touch. It’s the Echoes CD of the Month for January.
Best Of
Echoes Top 25 for December 2016
New recordings from Tom Caufield, Carl Weingarten & Catherine Marie Charlton, and Matt Borghi join our December CD of the Month, Erik Scott’s In the Company of Clouds, on the Echoes Top 25 for December.
Interview Podcast
Jane Siberry in Echoes Podcast
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Jane Siberry has returned to release her most accessible album in years, Angels Bend Closer. She talks about themes of family, fame and faith in the Echoes Podcast.
Best Of
Best of Echoes 2016
We reprise our list of the best Echoes CDs of 2016. See what made 2016 one of the best Echoes music years ever.
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Enigma in Echoes Podcast
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Michael Cretu Deciphers the latest Enigma album The Fall of a Rebel Angel in Echoes Pocast.
Program Highlights
Aidan Knight -What Light Video
Singer-songwriter Aidan Knight dives deep on a new video for “What Light (Never Goes Dim)” playing the entire crew of a submarine.
CD of the Month
December CD of the Month: Erik Scott – In the Company of Clouds
A former bassist for Alice Cooper, Sonia Dada and Kim Carnes, Erik Scott creates an ambient soundscape called in The Company of Clouds,. It’s Echoes December CD of the Month
Interview Podcast
Douglas Mcgowan in Echoes Podcast
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Before it was corporate music for spas and yoga studios, New Age music had adventurous, experimental Indie roots. Producer Douglas Mcgowan unearths them in two collections. “I Am The Center, Private Issue New Age Music in America, 1950-1990” and “The Microcosm, Visionary Music of Continental Europe, 1970-1986.”