Drifting your way on a Slow Flow Echoes is new music by Indian composer and producer, Ricky Kej. It’s called Break of Dawn and it’s a meeting of electronic moods with Indian instruments.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music by Twilight Archive. The ambient jazz group ups the groove on a new album called 8. We’ll also hear Hania Rani and her keyboard dervish, Nostalgia.
It’s another journey into the Long Tracks. We’re going to hear a classic from Harold Budd, The Pavillion of Dreams. We’ll also explore a track from the English progressive rock group, Iona.
Donna De Lory was a back-up singer for Madonna, but now creates a more spiritual and serene kind of music. She has a new album out with guitarist James Harrah called Sing to the Light.
New music by Dean and Britta. Since leaving the band Luna, they’ve been making a dreamy music. They have a new release called A Peace of Us. We’ll also hear Slowdive remixed.
On the next Echoes, the British dreampop trio, London Grammar. We talk to all three members including singer Hannah Reid, who writes lyrics drawn from love, loss and alienation.
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.
We celebrate the 90th Birthday of Hans-Joachim Roedelius. His prolific output began in the 70s with Cluster and Harmonia and includes collaborations with Brian Eno, Tim Story and Lloyd Cole.
Get ready for the 35 Icons of Echoes, Part 1. Listeners have voted and we’ll reveal the 35 artists anointed to the sacred Icon Halls. You’re going to hear a lot of your favorites.
Our October CD of the Month is The Greatest Love by London Grammar. The trio fronted by the stately, emotion-laden voice of Hannah Reid explore themes of love, loss and alienation.