The Echocentrics' 2016 Studio Album Echo Hotel on LP. This Reissue Has Been Remixed & Remastered.

A lot can happen in five years. For producer Adrian Quesada, the previous five years included a Grammy win with his ex-band Grupo Fantasma, forming a new band with members of Hacienda and My Morning Jacket under the name Spanish Gold – releasing a critically acclaimed album which then lead to an appearance on the David Letterman show. This is just the tip of the iceberg when you start to list the catalog of records the producer has worked on. Quesada's body of work ranges from having worked on albums for Natalia Clavier, Daniel Johnston, The Sword and David Garza or the extensive touring he did with long time band Brownout: the Ozzy Osbourne approved Black Sabbath reworking as Brown Sabbath, backing GZA (Wu-Tang Clan), or the countless sessions and collaborations as a guitar player. Quesada has kept quite busy since releasing the first Echocentrics album, Shadows in 2011.

The Echocentrics is what Quesada considers to be his solo project. He explains, "I write songs and record them on every free day I have, I have 4-5 albums worth…and send them to some of my favorite singers."

Echo Hotel features a few of the same artists from the first Echocentrics album including Natalia Clavier (Thievery Corporation) and Tita Lima (daughter of Os Mutantes' bassist Lihminia) as well as Alex Maas (Black Angels), Austin songbird Jazz Mills, James Petralli of White Denim and singer-songwriter Bill Callahan (Smog). Echo Hotel is a direct reflection of the everyday influences Quesada finds in his life in South Texas.

With songs in Portuguese, Spanish and English, Quesada explains, "Everyone in my hometown is bilingual, people have complete conversations with one person speaking Spanish and the other English, so to me language barriers don't really exist." The album takes listeners on a sonic journey. It's psychedelic, cinematic, at times soulful, dusty, while never losing the unique productions that make it uniquely Quesada's.