Drawing on material from 12 years of bands, road trips, love, and heartache, The Last Echo spent 4 years touring the upper midwest as an acoustic/electric band before relocating to Colorado Springs in May of 2017. With a more mature sound that combines folk, jazz, and rock influences, The Last Echo's acoustic sound started to gel with the release of the sophomore folk album "PM." Connecting with local session drummer Drew Isbell and virtuoso violinist Tabitha Reule, the band combines sound and experiences from both Dakotas and northern Alabama. The songwriting navigates years of open roads, intense dream sequences, and the bright feelings that accompany newfound love. The songs float on summertime vibes and existential yearnings for love and connection that resolve towards the positive. Picking up steam in the Summer of 2017, the band started playing local shows at Axe and The Oak, The Black Sheep, Third Space Coffee, and the What If Festival. They made their debut in Denver with Back to Back nights at the Larimer Lounge and Summit Music Hall. In October, they signed an artist endorsement with Beyer Dynamic Microphones. An acoustic band that aspires to connect people with each other and spread hope through music