Kesang Marstrand

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Say Say Say 04:13 Tools
BODEGA ROSE 03:48 Tools
Grow a Garden 03:33 Tools
Real Boy 03:42 Tools
Colorless Farewell 04:31 Tools
Lioness 03:29 Tools
In The Land Of Dreams 03:06 Tools
Today Next Year 05:17 Tools
The Choir Sighed 05:33 Tools
Any Kind of Bridge 03:29 Tools
The slightest sound 04:26 Tools
when you returned 03:42 Tools
Thin skin 04:03 Tools
The Spell I'm Under 03:42 Tools
Dandelion 02:25 Tools
It All Comes Back 03:42 Tools
Sleepy Town 02:30 Tools
Endless Skies 03:08 Tools
Our Myth 03:16 Tools
I Fell Into a Darkness 03:21 Tools
Skyrocket 02:54 Tools
Pawnshop 05:37 Tools
Rest 03:22 Tools
First Love 05:23 Tools
Listen To Your Heart 03:25 Tools
Sleep Tight 02:54 Tools
Tower Crane 05:23 Tools
Hello Night 04:50 Tools
Far from the Home I Love 02:55 Tools
Among The Green Leaves 03:38 Tools
Cocooned In My Blanket 01:58 Tools
Night Planes 02:33 Tools
Walking Dream 03:41 Tools
Something to Prove You Right 02:33 Tools
Spike Driver's Blues 00:00 Tools
Rose-Tinted Window 03:29 Tools
Carry on Crickets 03:07 Tools
Hush 02:33 Tools
I've Seen Better Days 06:34 Tools
For My Love 03:41 Tools
Little Abyss 03:41 Tools
All The Little Children 03:41 Tools
Magical Thinking 03:41 Tools
Something to Prove You Right (Synth Reprise) 03:41 Tools
Tibet Will Be Free 02:53 Tools
Arrow Breaks Skin 05:36 Tools
Say Say Say (Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson Cover) 02:53 Tools
Stay Home Tonight 05:36 Tools
Aman Aman 01:54 Tools
Joyful Aspiration 03:25 Tools
Moonlit Path 01:54 Tools
*Tibet Will Be Free 02:53 Tools
Long Life Aspiration 03:25 Tools
Light Starts Low 02:25 Tools
This Sidewalk 02:58 Tools
Any Kind of Bridge mp3 03:25 Tools
A Traveler's Longing / Karmapa Khyeno 03:25 Tools
Deep Reflection 03:25 Tools
Dream of Snow / Karmapa Khyeno 03:25 Tools
Bleeding Hearts 02:27 Tools
Tunisia National Anthem 01:49 Tools
Say Say Say (Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson) 04:14 Tools
Think Skin 03:20 Tools
01 Dandelion 03:20 Tools
03 Hush 03:20 Tools
**Tibet Will Be Free (final) 02:54 Tools
02 Carry On Crickets 02:54 Tools
Ana Baacha Al Bahr 02:54 Tools
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After discovering her passion for music via a piano in the common room of a schoolhouse in Colorado, Kesang Marstrand knew that it would be an inseparable part her life. As a teen, she entertained the hope of one day becoming a classical pianist and composer, but her family's move to New York City while she was in high school prompted her to exchange the piano for the ever-more-mobile acoustic guitar. Born in Woodstock, New York, to a Danish mother and Tibetan father, the young musician sought out inspiration that was as varied as her cultural background. With artists like David Bowie, Patsy Cline, Ani DiFranco, and classical artists, both Eastern and Western, to guide her, she began to write her own songs and to explore the possibilities her guitar and voice offered her. Kesang Marstrand has been writing and performing for the past decade. In November of 2008, she released her debut album, "Bodega Rose", a contemplative, acoustic work that includes accompaniment by renowned musician and composer, Karl Berger. The album, in addition to eleven original tracks, also includes a cover song, a sparse, down-tempo version of Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson's collaboration, "Say Say Say". In 2009, Kesang Marstrand released "Hello Night", a collection of twelve captivating lullabies. The album received excellent reviews and was selected as Number 6 on About.com's Top 10 Best Kids' Music of 2009. Kesang Marstrand lived in Tunisia, cradle of the Arab Spring, for 4 years where she became a recognized figure on the cultural scene. The awakening of the Tunisian people is providing her with boundless inspiration. At the height of the revolution, she released a moving interpretation of the Tunisian National Anthem. The interpretation became an overnight hit and was considered as the Tunisian revolution theme song. In 2011, She released her 3rd Album "Our Myth". Produced by renown jazzman, Karl Berger with accompaniments by WoodStock's finest musicians such as Harvey Sorgen, Jane Scarpantoni, Steve Gorn and Don Davis. Our Myth was acclaimed by the European audience during Marstrand's tour in 2012. Kesang Marstrand is currently based in New York City and she is working on a new album that will be released in the summer of 2014. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.