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SUMMARY:Mutlu - Salon Stage
DESCRIPTION:Complimentary with Dinner\nOur Salon Stage provides Complimenta
 ry Live Music while you dine. We feature amazing local Hudson Valley and t
 ouring artists nightly. Join us for dinner and you may discover one of you
 r new favorite artists. As always\, we prioritize seating for guests who a
 re joining us for dinner. We also provide a great Tap Room for enjoying a 
 cocktail or beer while listening to the live music on our Salon Stage.\n\n
 A Philadelphia musician who proudly carries a torch for the city’s soul 
 legacy\, Mutlu makes a connection with every audience. Coming up in the Ph
 illy scene\, he played around town and in area clubs before landing his fi
 rst tour opening for Joe Jackson. Since then he’s toured across the U.S.
  and Europe with his musical brother\, Amos Lee\, who discovered Mutlu’s
  music just as both of their careers were taking off. In addition he’s f
 ound an advocate with Daryl Hall &amp\; John Oates\, who invited Mutlu to 
 support a national theater tour.\n\nMutlu (pronounced moot’-lu) is a fir
 st-generation American whose parents moved from Turkey to the United State
 s in the 1970s. He discovered the strength of his voice in high school whi
 le singing in a Broadway revue. He liked being on stage but didn’t antic
 ipate pursuing it as a career. However\, while earning a marketing degree 
 from Drexel University\, he spent innumerable hours practicing guitar\, wr
 iting songs\, and playing open mic nights. Now roughly fifteen years into 
 a career as a professional musician\, he believes that his Turkish heritag
 e informs his perspective as an artist.\n\n“From a writing standpoint\, 
 having that multicultural background from a young age fuels your creativit
 y in a different way\,” he believes. “It makes you empathize with thin
 gs differently than you would have.”\n\nWhether crooning a love song lik
 e “Caramel” (which echoes the Gamble &amp\; Huff output of the ‘70s)
 \, spreading optimism in “Lifeline\,” or sharing a look into his own l
 ife as in “Scarred\,” Mutlu can bring his diverse catalog together thr
 ough the power of his voice. He’s been recognized by the Los Angeles Tim
 es\, The New York Times\, and The Philadelphia Inquirer for his sweet\, si
 lky tone. Bruce Warren of WXPN once described Mutlu’s music as “a mix 
 of soul\, reggae\, world music and folk\, all tied together in the singer-
 songwriter tradition.”\n\nMutlu launched his music career on Manhattan R
 ecords with the 2008 album\, Livin’ It\, produced by mentor and friend T
  Bone Wolk. Since then\, he’s developed his international audience throu
 gh touring\, and a steady stream of independent singles and EPs.\n\nReserv
 ations suggested\; call 845-855-1300 to book your table.\n\nAn acoustic re
 ndition of “Gone Forever”\n\nhttps://youtu.be/sg42ThWJ0B0?si=6EgiiyU4T
 IplT7Il\n\nCover of Stevie Wonder’s “My Cherie Amour”\n\nhttps://you
 tu.be/wHUqFROlIno?si=qiDfoSgaYzIB5rL1\n\nSpotify Page\n\nhttps://spotify.l
 ink/hiEPnU6oZDb
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