Buddhist country
We here at Mutable have been recording various musical projects in the privacy of our piano schools in the suburbs of Hanoi and while losing our minds in Kathmandu. These albums remain hidden in our most secret places but we thought we’d share A Song That Ends, recorded and our favorite on both. It hearkens back to the classic country of Patsy Cline and George Jones and its simpler poetics. It is nothing but a song that ends.
We here at Mutable have been venturing into the Far East and its vicinity for some time, and this most recent addition to our library of auditory delights comes from one of these forays. To Dharamshala and Cafe 129 where Mutable regular Gabriel Boyer was performing songs from various unreleased albums, and one or two you may have heard before but never like this. In this most intimate of concerts, at a venue perched high in the Himalayas and coming directly from the monastery he has been calling home for more than a year, Mr. Boyer sings songs of heartache in the Vietnam jungle and songs steeped in a wistfulness he wrote while living with the Tibetan monks of Northern India. Enjoy!
