On a Slow Flow Echoes it’s music by Helios, one persona of Keith Kenniff, who also records as Goldmund and Mint Julep. His album, Espera, is a downtempo electronic excursion.
Loren Nerell came out of the Southern California 1980s New Age scene but quickly found and original voice merging electronics and Balinese Gamelan instruments. He has died at 65.
On a Slow Flow Echoes music from Penguin Café off their album, Rain Before Seven. We’ll also hear harpist Peter Sterling from his album, Mystic Voyager.
We put Charlie Cunningham in the picture with his album, Frame. This English singer song-writer has echoes of John Martyn and Nick Drake and the atmospheres of Brian Eno and Harold Budd.
Electronic sounds from Chronotope Project off the album, Chronology. I also have a producer from Quebec who is in the Rufus du Sol mode of downtempo, moody songs. He records as CRi.
On the next Echoes, the ambient chamber music sound of Flore Laurentienne. We talk to Mathieu David Gagnon, who is the keyboardist and composer behind this charming ensemble project.
Music from the husband-and-wife electronica duo Pink Sky. They have a synth-infused dreampop sound on their album, Disenchantment. We’ll also hear music from Robert Schroeder.
Sheila Chandra is releasing a collection of live recordings called Echo, which has two tracks from her first Echoes Living Room Concert, including “Ever So Lonely/Eyes/Ocean.”
Inspired by her pregnancy and birth of her first child, Eartheater’s album Heavenly Body: If I’m the Bottle, You’re the Message is a meditation of gothic dimensions.