Rebecca Pidgeon live on Echoes. She’s best known as an actress, in movies like The Spanish Prisoner and State and Main, but her latest album explores themes of the mind, consciousness and meditation.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, Robert Rich and Luca Formentini. Rich is a veteran of electronic music. Formentini is an Italian guitarist. They get together on the album, For Sundays When It Rains.
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 for stringed instruments. We’ll hear Marisa Anderson, a disciple of John Fahey & Leo Kottke, from her album, Still Here. And I’ve got music for the African kora played by Mafu Conteh.
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.
Moby is a longtime vegan and animal rights activist. His latest assault on the animal industrial complex takes footage from the movie “Slay” for a new song, “Rescue Me.”
Author and composer Albert Glinsky talks about his book, Switched-On, Bob Moog and the Synthesizer Revolution. It’s a deep dive into the inventor who changed the face of modern music.
Keith Jarrett is still the standard for solo pianists. The legendary pianist has been sidelined by strokes, but ECM has gone back to a 2016 live solo performance, Bordeaux Concert.
It’s Indigenous Peoples Day, the answer to Columbus Day. We’ll hear an American soundscape from before America with Native American music from R. Carlos Nakai, Joanne Shenandoah and others.
Rebecca Pidgeon talks about her spiritual album exploring themes of the mind, consciousness and yoga. Steve Tibbetts Journeys Through his ECM Years of global guitar adventures.
