On this Friday before Christmas, Echoes presents a Christmas Prequel: seasonal sounds, as well as a new song by Moby, who goes spiritual on his forthcoming CD, Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt.
Get ready for the big chill on an Echoes Winter Solstice. It’s a winter fantasy with no Christmas Carols, but lots of music taking you into the celestial side of the season.
Coming up on Echoes it’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.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, it’s new dreamy, downtempo sampling sounds from Edamame off of Bask and Odesza returns with some downtempo dreams on A Moment Apart. Fridays have never been so chill.
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Electronic artist Steve Roach rose up out of Space Music and the New Age into his own, deeply carved electronic music. He talks about his Grammy nomination in the Echoes Podcast.
Three hours of continuous music drawn from the best Echoes albums of 2017
St. Vincent’s new album of twisted rock motifs is called Masseduction and it explores new terrain in her original sound. We’ll also hear from one of dozens of new soundtracks by Bear McCreary, this one for the movie “Unrest.”
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In the Echoes Podcast We talk to Hammock, the great ambient rock band. We’ll hear them talking about their new album, Mysterium, the #1 album in The Best of Echoes 2017.
Moby returns to his less rocking side for a subdued and introspective reimagining of the spiritual, Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child” accompanied by a video.
There is no other Year End music list like Echoes Best of of 2017. Ambient Requiems. Deep space journeys, chamber pop, progrock epics, EDM journeys and world fusion. See who made the list.