Emerging from the progressive rock scene, EchoVerse announces the release of their first single, a distinctive cover of The Beatles' “Eleanor Rigby." EchoVerse, born from members of the Christian Prog Rock band Ascher, blend influences from progressive rock giants like Spock's Beard, RUSH, and Dream Theater.

The track was mixed by renowned producer Rich Mouser, noted for his collaborations with bands like Weezer, Spock's Beard, and Dream Theater. The music video, inspired by the iconic Yellow Submarine film, was directed by Christian Rios, a prominent name in the Prog Rock scene, known for his work with Neal Morse Band, Flying Colors, and Jethro Tull.

EchoVerse’s interpretation of "Eleanor Rigby" transforms the timeless song with a progressive rock perspective, preserving the essence that made the original remarkable while aiming to enhance the musical setting. This approach results in a creation that is both sharp and grand, offering a fresh take on a beloved classic.

"With 'Eleanor Rigby', we wanted to pay homage to The Beatles, but also put our own twist on it, maybe with a little more punch," says Kyle Graves, the lead singer. "Our aim is to create music that’s enjoyable to listen to but also makes you think and feel, both with the sound and the stories we're telling. And what better story than Eleanor Rigby?”