false 2025-11-08 07:26:50 Black Heart Lullabies 2018 2018-12-21 2018-12-21 83 Indie Rock Pop Rock a777d2a5-826b-44ab-b802-c098e7497e0a 9a1e8414-d32a-4058-bab0-c1b36934d39e 246d478f-6d91-4920-be4c-d283151f3b92 /media/data/media4/Music/Echobelly/Black Heart Lullabies (2018)/folder.jpg Echobelly Echobelly 1 1 Dark Therapy 04:53 1 2 Dying 04:59 1 3 Heroes in June 02:39 1 4 Sober 05:29 1 5 Bleed 02:42 1 6 Silence on the Radio 03:15 1 7 I Don't Belong Here 05:02 1 8 I Am Awake 03:51 1 9 To the End 06:02 1 10 Strangely Drawn 03:00 1 11 From the Deep 03:35 1 12 Still Running 04:33 1 17 When I See Red 03:55 1 18 Something That Remains 04:22 1 20 Sparks 05:05 2 3 Ondine 04:09 2 4 Falling Flame 04:06 2 5 All Tomorrow Brings 04:39 2 6 God's Guest List 03:35 2 9 Atom 02:49 Echobelly are a British rock band, debuting in 1994 with their album Everyone's Got One. They were often compared to Blondie and the Smiths, with Morrissey becoming a fan of the group. The most prominent part of Echobelly's success formula was vocalist Sonya Madan, who was also the group's lyricist. Born in Delhi, India, before moving to England at the age of two, Madan had an atypical background for a pop star. Her upbringing made rock music an unusual choice for her as a youngster and she did not attend her first rock concert until she was in college. In 1990 she met Glenn Johansson, a guitarist from Sweden. In a radio interview with Janice Long, on BBC Radio Wales, in December 2017, she admitted that her parents had initially found it hard to accept her choice of career.