Kesang Marstrand's latest release, Karmapa Khyeno is her first recording in Tibetan. It was “made with the simple intention of creating songs which allow one to linger in a quiet, open space, somewhere where the contemplation of matters of heart is encouraged.” The successful bidder for this item will receive the CD.

Comes in a Digipak case with a gatefold insert including lyrics in English and Tibetan. The CD is cellophane wrapped for protection, but if the recipient would like it signed they can let her know. Includes unlimited streaming of Karmapa Khyeno via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Marstrand, a native of Woodstock, New York, got her start performing her songs in pubs and cafés in Greenwhich Village. The Tibetan-Danish singer, inspired by songwriters such as Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, and Elliott Smith, honed her songwriting skills throughout her early twenties and recorded her debut album, “Bodega Rose” in the fall of 2008. That same year the singer released a single, entitled, "Tibet Will Be Free."