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On her second album, Ursgal, Mongolian singer Enji creates a unique blend of jazz and folk with the thousand-year-old traditions of Mongolian music. Currently based in Munich, her lyrics tell personal stories about unbearable distances, the oddness of being on earth and the simple truths in life. She's accompanied by Paul Brandle on guitar and Munguntovch Tsolmonbayar on double bass. Born in Ulaanbaatar, Enji grew up in a yurt to a working-class family. Having always been drawn to music, dance and literature, she initially wanted to become a music teacher with little ambitions to compose or be on stage. A program by the local Goethe Institute sparked her passion for Jazz and eventually led her to become a performing artist. Inspired by the music of Carmen McRae, Ella Fitzgerald, and Nancy Wilson, Enji started writing songs of her own, cherishing this newfound means of expression. Ursgal is the first record featuring her original compositions. Includes download code. A1. Zavkhan (3:28) A2. Diary of June 9th (2:30) A3. Gandii Mod (3:45) A4. I'm Glad There Is You (3:46) A5. Khorom (5:03) B1. Sevkhet Bor (4:40) B2. Ursgal (5:56) B3. Aya (3:13) B4. An Untitled Hil (4:54)