Emilie Kahn used to be Emilie & Ogden. Ogden was her harp. It’s still here, it just lost its star billing. Emily Kahn has re-birthed herself and here’s a new video for “Will You.”
The Echoes Top 25 for January 2019 has Aukai’s CD of the Month “Reminiscence” at the top, followed by Maui Chill, Hammock, Saul Stokes, Jean-Michel Jarre, Yaima, Spatialize and more.
Chuck Van Zyl is a child of 70s electronic music like Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. A host of Stars End on WXPN, he’s a veteran artist in his own right. He plays live on Echoes.
Electronic artist Bluetech takes us inside his downtempo, melodic electronic music including his latest albums, The Four Horseman of the Electrocalypse and Liquid Geometries.
Get ready for a deep electronic excursion when Saul Stokes comes to Echoes, wires up his electronic assemblage and plays electronic music completely live, no computers in sight
Ólafur Arnalds plays live on Echoes. The Icelandic composer comes in with his full ensemble and his Stratus piano system to perform music from his latest album, re:member.
Ambient chamber music pioneer Kevin Keller plugs in for a new all electronic album “Ice World.” Spatialize has always been plugged in and we get new music from his album, “Beyond the Radar.”
Chances is a Canadian trio who are making a powerful music with a vocal sound that draws from Indian singing as well as gospel. They mix upbeat songs, electro-grooves and beautiful harmonies.
Pianist Lena Natalia talks about her ambient chamber music sound. She’s a classically trained and has taken the Neo-classical sound into new directions. She talks about it on Echoes.
We head into Infinity with Jean-Michel Jarre. The iconic French electronic artist talks about his latest album, Equinoxe Infinity, which references his second album from 40 years ago.