Echoes Radio

1 week ago | echoes.org | John Diliberto

There are musicians whose names might not be on the marquee, but whose presence echoes through the most adventurous corridors of music. Simon House, the virtuosic violinist and keyboardist whose career spanned symphonic prog to space rock, passed away in 2024 at the age of 76. He was a sonic voyager, bending strings and timbre in ways that still ripple across genres. Born in Nottingham on August 29, 1948, Simon House was, in many ways, a traveler between worlds.

1 month ago | echoes.org | John Diliberto

by John Diliberto 5/2/2025The Precious Dark is a meeting of two, very different musical minds. David Helpling is a guitarist turned synthesizer architect, whose music usually has a penchant for melody and dynamism. You can hear that on his work with Jon Jenkins, all CD of the Month picks, as well as his solo releases, including his previous CD of the Month picks, Rune and In.Eric “The” Taylor is less well-known.

1 month ago | echoes.org | John Diliberto

Thursday, April 24, 2025: Slow Flow Echoes Guitarist Brian Fechino on a Slow Flow Echoes. On a Slow Flow Echoes new music by Nashville guitar slinger Brian Fechino. He doesn’t do country on his new EP A Safe Place. He creates atmospheric instrumentals with a pastoral feel, mixing sounds of nature, soothing rhythms, lush pads and Brian’s own ambient guitar landscapes. John Diliberto always has a safe place for you to free your mind on a  Slow Flow Echoes

1 month ago | echoes.org | John Diliberto

On the next Echoes, new music from the video game Lost Records, Bloom and Rage. We don’t delve into video soundtracks so often although we probably should. We know there’s a lot of good music there and we got one in recently that you’ll definitely be hearing. It’s for the video game Lost Records: Bloom and Rage. It features an underscore by Milk and Bone and several tracks from the trio of Ruth Radelet, Nat Walker, and Adam Miller.

1 month ago | echoes.org | John Diliberto

It’s the sound of the planet on the next Echoes as we celebrate Earth Day 2025. We’ll hear music inspired by the vistas and life on earth, as well as music made from the sounds of the earth. A lot of artists use aspects of nature as imagery, many use the sounds of nature. More than any other locale, Japanese artists have embraced the sounds of nature into their music. We’ll hear a suite of music from the recently rediscovered recordings of Hiroshi Yoshimura who passed in 2003.