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Adams, Dave: Echoing Green drummer. Has also provided drum programming for studio releases
A Different Drum: Synth pop label / record store. Responsible for several EG releases
Aleixa: Band formed by Kevin 131. They remixed EG's song "Aurora" on Science Fiction . Joey B. remixed their song "Unloved" on their Honeylake album
Altered, The: Band that opened for the Echoing Green. See also Rock Your Socks Off Tour
All Star United: See McCallum, Patrick and Eskalin, Ian
Ambler: Joey wrote "This song is a very personal one...almost too personal. Ambler was the name of the little town in Pennslyvania where I was born. It's also the same town where my mother died. It soon became the name of that little place in my soul where I shoved all the pain away. It didn't take very long for my pain to consume me. I didn't want to let go of it... it was my best friend. I thank God it's not any more."
Anything Box: Synth pop band that has inspired the Echoing Green. A live cover of their song "Answer Me" can be found on Science Fiction
Aria: This was the first album the band recorded, however it was never released
Aurora: Aurora was the title track from the Aurora 7.2 album, the band's second release, and first remix album. The song was later remixed several times on Science Fiction
Aurora 2000: An all new version of the song, released only on the Evergreen Collection
Belville, Heidi: Joey B's wife
Belville, Joey: Founder, lead singer, songwriter for the Echoing Green. Frequently goes by "Joey B."
Blackwell, Scott: Famed remixer and label executive. Founded Myx Records, later left for NSoul. In 2000 he returned to revamp the Myx name. He did some EG remixes for Aurora 7.2
Claude S.: Member of Anything Box. He remixed the Echoing Green on Aurora 7.2. See also Anything Box
C.O.D.: aka John Turpin, this is the mastermind behind the tremendous discographies of the Echoing Green, Mortal/Fold Zan, Aleixa, and more
Code of Ethics: Originally slated to tour with the Echoing Green in 1999, but tour plans were later scrapped. It would have been the "Code Green" tour
Cornerstone: Festival in Bushnell, Illinois that has (nearly) annually invited the Echoing Green to play
Deepsky: The duo of J. Scott G and Jason who produced the self-titled disc. They also wrote the theme song to MTV's electronica show "Amp"
Defend Your Joy: The Echoing Green's debut album.
Dickerson, Brandon: Played with the Echoing Green
Dove Awards: Awards given out by the Gospel Music Association. They nominated the song "Hide" for an award
Dworak, Jesse: Keyboard player for the Echoing Green. A Minnesota native, Jesse joined the band sometime around 1998. Known for his malicious keyboard attacks, he left in 2001 to pursue his own musical interests in Love Association.
Echoing Green: The title of a poem by William Blake from the Songs of Innocence and Experience. Also the name of the band's third full-length release which came out on June 16, 1998
Electronica: The band's third remix/rarities album. Contained covers of songs by Stryper and Band-Aid, plus two new songs.
Evergreen Collection: MP3.com DAM CD released late in 1999. It's a greatest hits collection. Also re-released in August, 2000. Later re-re-released (is that a word?) on A Different Drum in 2002.
Evergreen Annex: Remix addendum to the 2002 edition of the Evergreen Collection.
Eskalin, Ian: The frontman for All Star United. Ian also wrote the song "Like a Child" on Hope Springs Eternal, and created the Buck Rogers mix of "Defend Your Joy"
Eternia: The working titile for the album that became Supernova
Fan Forum: Component of the Echoes of Green website. An online message board for friends to communicate
Five Iron Frenzy: Ska-core group from Denver, CO. They toured with The Echoing Green during the "Rock Your Socks Off Tour"
Five Minute Walk: The record company that released the Echoing Green's self-titled release
Flaming Fish: Electronica website / record label that released Glimmer of Hope, and sells other EG CDs
Fold Zandura: Rock band formed by Jerome Fontamilas and Jyro Xhan of Mortal. Both men have worked extensively with the Echoing Green
Fontamilas, Jerome: Member of Fold Zandura, and Mortal. He was one of the producers of the self-titled CD.
Franklin, Chrissy: Vocalist for the Echoing Green. Joined the band circa 1999. See also Thief
Glimmer of Hope: The band's live album, recorded at Tom Fest 1999
Go Supernova: Contest sponsored by the band
Hager, Jeremy: Former live guitar player for the band
Hide: Song from the self-titled record that was nominated for a Dove Award
Hope Springs Eternal: The band's second major release.
Independent Releases: See A Different Drum, Flaming Fish
Joy Electric: Synth pop band fronted by Ronnie Martin. They have released several albums on the Tooth & Nail label
Kaboing: Synth pop band that has worked with EG and even covered the song "Prodigal"
Kevin 131: Frontman for Aleixa. Remixed "Aurora" on Science Fiction
Leiahdorus: Indie synth band. Joey produced their record in 2001-2002.
Live album: Glimmer of Hope
Live band: Band members have changed frequently. Here are some of them, sorted in album order
SF era: Joey B., Selena Acevedo, Brandon Dickerson, Patrcik McCallum, DJ O'Brien, Jason Parch
HSE era: Joey B., Jon Hurley, Aaron Kemplin, DJ O'Brien, Todd Spitzer
TEG era: Joey B., Dave Adams, Rachael Hadley, Jeremy Hager, Luke Heath, Cody Williams
GoH era: Joey B., Dave Adams, Jesse Dworak, Jeremy Hager, Chrissy Franklin
Love Association: Jesse Dworak's musical project
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McCallum, Patrick: Former band member. Wrote the music to "Science Fiction". Also did the "Nighttime for Blue" remix of Aurora Later joined the band All Star United
Martin, Ronnie: The man behind Joy Electric. The Echoing Green covered his song "Candy Cane Carriage" on Science Fiction. He also worked on Defend Your Joy
Masaki: Provided production assistance and guitar parts on the self-titled album. Also a member of Dime Store Prophets and a founder of Rivulets & Violets.
Mortal: Groundbreaking Christian industrial / electronica group. See also Fold Zandura
MP3.com: website where Joey B.has released downloadable song files. Also where the Evergreen Collection was released
Music from the Ocean Picture: Indie synth pop album released by A Different Drum
New Mexico: Where Joey lives
Nightfall and Splendor: A song recorded by the band Mortal. The Echoing Green covered it for their Supernova album.
Noise: cover of Moev's song, found on the "She's Gone Tragic" single
Oceanaria v.1: "Early Works" disc released via mp3.com in the summer of 2000. Contains demos of the songs that would be re-recorded for Defend Your Joy
Ortega, Micah: Five Iron Frenzy Guitar Player. When his band played with the Echoing Green, he got out the turntables and DJ'd for Joey B. and company
Oxygen: Song from Hope Springs Eternal. A video for the track was shot in Prague.
Pamplin: Christian record label that signed the Echoing Green to release Supernova
Power Cosmic: Lead song off self-titled release
rec.music.christian: USENET newsgroup where the Echoing Green's music has long been appreciated. Several of the band's nethead supporters have posted their in the past, including John V., Bev White, Jerry Ray Jr., The C.O.D., Steve White, Becky White, and others
Red Hill Records: Sub-label of Pamplin music. Responsible for releasing Supernova
Reid, Robert: Ran sound for EG at cornerstone 2001
Rock Your Socks Off: Fall 1997 tour with Five Iron Frenzy and the Altered. Audiences were encouraged to bring a clean pair of socks to donate at the show. This tour was in support of Five Iron's album Our Newest Album Ever
Safety Dance: Classic '80s song frequently performed in concert, and recorded for the self-titled album
SaraBellum Records: An imprint of Five Minute Walk. See Five Minute Walk
Science Fiction: Ultra rare indie album. Released after Defend Your Joy and Aurora. New songs included "Science Fiction (When you Smile)" and "Ambler". Contains live performances, demos, remixes, and other goodies.
Seven Red Seven: Band that produced Hope Springs Eternal
Slocum, Matt: Founder, songwriter, guitar player for Sixpence None the Richer. Played cello on the Chamber mix of "Aurora"
Songs from Planet Earth: Carries copywrites for Joey B's songwriting
Star Wars: Duh. One of the best movies ever made
Stryper: The Christian band that garnered mainstream success with their hair metal antics in the '80s. EG covered a song of theirs on a tribute album.
Supernova: The Echoing Green's fourth full-length release
Sweet Song of Salvation: Larry Norman song remixed on Remixing This Planet compilation
System 22: Frequent remixer and collaborator with EG, as well as independent artist. See Williams, Cody, and Franklin, Chrissy
Thief: Song first released on the "If I Could..." single, it was the first EG song to feature Chrissy Franklin on lead vocals
Vandenheuvel, John: Created the artwork for the self-titled disc. Also, you may recognize the name from the Fan Forum and rec.music.christian
Virus: The duo of Greg and Stefan. They remixed "End of the Day" on Science Fiction
W's, The: Band that opened for the Echoing Green and Five Iron Frenzy in the spring of 1998
White, Steve: The guy who runs this site. Sister Becky posts to EG Fan Forum. No relation to Bev White
Williams, Cody: Former touring keyboard player. Also goes by the moniker System 22 to remix and co-write songs.
Xhan, Jyro: Wrote the song "Hide" and later appeared on the live recording Glimer of Hope. See also Mortal, Fold Zandura
Yesterday's Taking Over: First video released from Supernova
Youngward, Sherri: Former Five Minute Walk recording artist. Contributed some vocals to the self-titled album
Zhan, Jyro: See Xhan, Jyro
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