On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music by American multi-instrumentalist, David Vito Gregoli and Indian keyboardist and producer, Ricky Kej. It’s an eastern world fusion dream called Wild Monsoon.
New music by Ólafur Arnalds – kind of. The Icelandic composer has gathered a bevy of other musicians to reinterpret the songs from his album, Some Kind of Peace, on piano.
New music by Icelandic singer JFDR. She’s collaborated with Olafur Arnalds and now has a new single. We’ll also hear from Hans Christian who has a new collaboration with singer Jim Gelcer.
New music by Yaima, a new age dream pop duo who have been making enchanting music for a while now, fronted by singer Pepper Proud. We’ll hear a track off their Earth Trilogy series.
Progressive rock band Delay Tactics returns after 38 years with three original members: Carl Weingarten, Walter Whitney and David Udell. They talk about their new album, Elements of Surprise.
Harpist Andreas Vollenweider plays live. Echoes connects remotely with the Swiss artist in his home for an exclusive performance of music from his new album, Slow Flow and Dancer.
Keith Jarrett is still the standard for solo pianists. The legendary pianist has been sidelined by strokes, but ECM has gone back and pulled out a live solo performance, Bordeaux Concert.
Weekend listeners hear the November CD of the Month, Brian Eno’s Foreverandevernomore a lament for the world’s end. And the ghosts are still hanging around on an Echoes Halloween.
Rebecca Pidgeon is best known as an actress but she’s also a compelling singer. Her latest album explores themes of the mind, consciousness and yoga. But it’s not New Age.