An Echoes Acoustic Thanksgiving brings us an array of acoustic sounds to set the mood for this time of coming together. It will feature music from George Winston, Penguin Café, and many more.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, a startling duet between Iranian kamencheh musician Kayhan Kalhor and Malian kora player Toumani Diabate. We’ll also hear some solo work by Michelle Qureshi.
A lot of great music has passed through Echoes and many artists have formed the core of the show. Here are the 35 Icons of Echoes celebrated on Echoes’ 35th Anniversary.
Big Ears Festival 2025 marks the return of the prestigious new music event with more artists than ever form the Echoesphere including Steve Roach, Immersion and Michael Rother.
I’m always a little skeptical of music masquerading as tone poems, citing some vast vista like the Grand Canyon or the Himalayas or the Taj Mahal that is inspiring the music. I’m sure that’s true for many, but most instrumental artists tell me the titles come after the event of recording. Once I got a…
On a Slow Flow Echoes some deep ambient improvisations by electronic artist Robert Rich and Italian ambient guitarist Luca Formentini. They head far into the sky on Cloud Ornament.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music by Orchestra Indigo, which isn’t an orchestra, but just Richard Randlett. When he isn’t playing blues rock he creates electronic ambient chamber music.
It’s Specials Week on Echoes with soundscapes of Gothic Chant Fusions, A Wicked Game Meditation, New Age Ancient and Modern and a Tim Blake Interview.We’ve got a lot of special shows for you in the next few weeks. We’ll have a week of Specials focusing on different music sounds, then a week of our favorite…
On a Slow Flow Echoes, the ambient guitar twang of The Royal Arctic Institute. We’ll hear from their latest album, From Catharsis to Coma. We’ll also hear from Craig Padilla and Marvin Allen.
Chill out on your July 4th weekend with a Slow Flow Echoes. We’ll hear legendary guitarist Bill Nelson from his album, Marvelous Realms. We’ll also hear from NPR’s Bob Boilen.