Based in Columbia, Maryland, Let Go Echo have been making an impact with a sound that sits in the overlap between electronic music and guitar-driven rock. The duo, featuring the talents of composer and guitarist Christopher Henry and lead guitarist Eric Pindell, create music that blends synthwave, EDM, synth pop, trance, alternative rock, punk and euro-techno into an output that’ equally expansive and immersive. Driven by electronic tribal rhythms, hypnotic vocal samples and cinematic atmospheres, their work is designed as an escape, bringing listeners into carefully constructed sonic worlds where electronic textures and expressive guitar performances collide in spectacular fashion.
Christopher Henry’s musical journey includes time spent with Baltimore-area bands Mad Tea Party, Masterplan, Karma Sutra and pop-punk outfit Stupid Hero. His diverse musical background has helped shape the eclectic nature of Let Go Echo. Guitarist Eric Pindell brought a new dimension to that vision as a seasoned sound engineer and former member of Baltimore hard rock act Rosabella, he contributes a distinctive guitar voice that complements Christopher’s electronic compositions.
At the centre of the project is a creative mission to bring together seemingly different musical styles which sees Let Go Echo draw inspiration from the energy of modern EDM while maintaining a strong connection to the emotional context and musicianship associated with alternative rock and instrumental guitar music. Theirs is a sound that moves between downtempo grooves, soaring lead melodies and intricately layered electronic production, delivering a listening experience unlike any other. First sharing their studio sound in 2023 with the debut record Hibernate, they’ve since delivered an expansive catalogue of releases across multiple well-received singles, EPs and albums while earning runner-up for Best New EDM Artist at the Maryland Music Awards.

Now, the duo return with “Hold Up,” a track that serves as the lead single from their forthcoming fifth studio album, Gravity, set for release later this year. Originally conceived in 2022 for the now rare demo album Aquatic, “Hold Up” has undergone a complete transformation, reimagined through the creative partnership between the two musicians to combine Eric’s signature PRS Silver Sky guitar tone with Christopher’s symphonic EDM style.
Brought in by the patter of punchy drum shots, the arrangement bursts to life with bright lead guitar notes, warm bass textures and hazy vocal samples. Rolling with steady rhythmic energy and dashed with bubbling instrumental flickers, the track flows with funky-tinged guitar rhythms as smooth lead notes glide above to cast an engrossing soundscape. The swell of pulsing synth tones and rattle of drums maintains an energising sense of momentum while Eric’s slick lead guitar work dances atop the instrumentation to deliver memorable melodic flourishes before taking flight with dazzling solo work.
Deftly balancing the mesmeric groove of electronic music with the thrilling energy of rock, “Hold Up” sees Let Go Echo present an epic display of their fiercely original sound and musicianship flair. As they prepare for the arrival of Gravity, “Hold Up” stands as an emphatic statement of artistic intent and exciting window into what’s to come from this groundbreaking act. Combining atmospheric production and engaging melodies, the track highlights the strengths that have marked Let Go Echo’s rise while pointing towards an exciting new chapter in their sonic adventure.
Listen to Hold Up below
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