Paul Bowles

Paul Bowles, the enigmatic American composer and writer, invites you into a world where music and literature intertwine. Born in New York in 1910, Bowles' life was a testament to restlessness and creative genius. He settled in Tangier, Morocco, in 1947, immersing himself in the local culture and becoming a pivotal figure in the Beat Generation. His works, including the iconic novel "The Sheltering Sky," are known for their detached yet elegant style, often exploring themes of psychological collapse and cultural clashes. Bowles' musical compositions, rooted in his experiences in Morocco, offer a unique blend of ambient and traditional Gnawa sounds, providing a sonic journey as captivating as his literary works. Dive into the world of Paul Bowles, where every note and every word tells a story of exotic allure and existential depth.