Mutlu: The Good Trouble Tour {RESCHEDULED FROM 5/30/20}

3025 Walnut Street,Philadelphia PA 19104

19 February, 2021

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Mutlu: The Good Trouble Tour {RESCHEDULED FROM 5/30/20} ALL AGES Mutlu Mutlu: The Good Trouble Tour appearing at The Lounge at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia, PA – Tickets Available THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO 2/19/2021.ALL TICKETS FOR THE ORIGINAL DATE WILL BE HONORED FOR THE NEW DATE .MutluWith his silk-like vocals, Mutlu showers over melodies like rain. A Philadelphia native, Mutlu combines his innate Philly-soul style with elements of folk, reggae and rock. This cohesive blend of music creates a rare and retro sound that is entirely timeless. Mutlu has already made substantial headway with his high-caliber soulful sound. He's collaborated and toured extensively as a support act with legendary duo Daryl Hall & John Oates. He also holds the distinction of having made the most guest appearances on Daryl Hall's acclaimed, award-winning TV show "Live From Daryl's House". Mutlu has toured as a support act and longtime collaborator with noted singer/songwriter Amos Lee, and has shared stages with Adele, John Hiatt, Leon Russell, the Blind Boys of Alabama, Todd Rundgren, Shuggie Otis & many more. Additionally, he was the support act on the North American leg of Joe Jackson’s acclaimed “Rain” tour. Mutlu’s latest release is a 7-song collection entitled: Good Trouble. Mutlu co-produced the record with songwriter/producer Darius Amendolia. Additionally, Good Trouble was mixed and mastered by Grammy winning producer/engineer Phil Nicolo. The album features the lead soul-folk single “Lifeline”. The empowering track touches on the search for unity within a divided society. Mutlu hones in on the importance up standing up for justice and equality. Other songs like “Scarred” and “Work For It” discuss the mind’s worst enemies between depression and self-doubt. Mutlu empathizes these feelings and offers something real and relatable to listeners. Good Trouble also includes “Nothing In This Whole Wide World” featuring John Oates, a song that channels that classic, 1970’s Philly-soul sound. The track was co-produced by John Oates and Hall & Oates guitarist Shane Theriot, and includes Hall & Oates band members Brian Dunne (drums) and Klyde Jones (bass). Mutlu