Echoes is a literary novel about music, legacy, and the cost of becoming the thing people need you to be.
When a struggling rock band replaces its frontman with a singer carrying the weight of another man’s voice, success comes fast — and fractures faster. As the past bleeds into the present, the line between tribute and theft, collaboration and erasure, begins to blur.
Set inside rehearsal rooms, recording studios, backstage hallways, and the quiet aftermath of applause, Echoes explores grief, creative ownership, and the uneasy inheritance passed from one generation of artists to the next. Fame is never the point — survival is.
Dark, character-driven, and emotionally restrained, Echoes examines what happens when art outlives the people who made it, and when the echoes of what came before refuse to stay buried.