Release Date: February 16, 2024
UPC: 3191684102375
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Catalog Number: LM283
Rock Echoes introduces a collection of rock songs through the decades, performed and arranged by virtuoso Canadian harpist Kristan Toczko. Known as one of the most followed harpists globally, Toczko gained widespread acclaim through her performances on social media, amassing hundreds of millions of viewers. From the classic riffs of Guns N’ Roses to the intricate rhythms of Tool, each track on this album displays a vast range of rock music styles that translate seamlessly to harp. Carefully selected based on fan favourites as well as a few of her own beloved songs, each song has been infused with a classical flair. From emotive arpeggios to powerful riffs, Rock Echoes invites listeners to hear rock music as never before.
Featured Tracks
Love of My Life
Release Date: January 19, 2024
UPC: 3191684102658
Catalog Number: LM2043
In the timeless Queen classic Love of My Life, the virtuosic piano solos seamlessly translate to solo harp, demanding the spotlight. From the sweeping glissandos to the emotive phrasing, Kristan Toczko’s arrangement skillfully adapts the intricate piano melodies to the harp. The result is a mesmerizing performance that not only pays homage to Queen’s masterpiece but also showcases the harp.
Nothing Else Matters
Release Date: February 2, 2024
UPC: 3191684102641
Catalog Number: LM2042
Kristan Toczko’s arrangement of Nothing Else Matters has gained widespread recognition after a TikTok video she shared featuring the cover amassed over 1 million views, catching the attention of none other than Metallica themselves. An unexpected email from the legendary band invited Kristan’s performance to be included in their 40th-anniversary concert in San Francisco. A cherished fan favourite, this rendition translates perfectly to harp.
Stairway to Heaven
Release Date: February 9, 2024
UPC: 3191684102634
Catalog Number: LM2041
Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin reveals an exciting listening experience, characterized by an intentional gradual increase in speed throughout the song. Guitarist Jimmy Page’s bold decision to break the cardinal rule of not speeding up in studio work adds a distinctive quality to the song. The song begins with a warm and lyrical sound, ending with an impressive display of articulation through the solo.