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Navan’s Bi Khatereh is a Love Ballad to the Diaspora
Born in 1997, Navan is a Canadian-Iranian Pop/RnB artist whose journey from Montreal’s musical theatre stages to the global music scene tells a story of cultural fusion and creative ambition. Having moved to Canada as a child, he was immersed in the vibrant atmospheres of Montreal and Toronto—two cities that played a crucial role in…
When Frank Sinatra Took the Stage at Aryamehr Stadium
It was the mid-1970s, a time when Tehran was a vibrant cultural hub, hosting some of the biggest stars from around the globe. Among them was none other than Frank Sinatra, who brought his signature croon and timeless charisma to the city for two unforgettable performances. The trip, steeped in glamour and generosity, was part…
Chvrsi Drops New Album ‘Zaar’
Chvrsi’s newest album, Zaar, hit the scene today, and with it comes a complex tapestry of sounds and stories. Spanning 13 tracks, Zaar showcases Chvrsi’s deft balance of staying true to his southern Iranian roots while maintaining the mainstream appeal that has made him a household name in Iran’s rap scene. The album doesn’t just…
Ali Sorena’s Kavir: Seven Years Later, Still Haunting and Relevant
Seven years ago, on November 19, 2017, Ali Sorena released Kavir, a deeply personal and poetic exploration of identity, grief, and rebellion. With its stripped-down production and raw lyricism, Kavir carved out a unique place in Persian rap—a minimalist yet emotional masterpiece that continues to resonate with listeners today.  Collaborating with composer Saeed Dehghan, known…
The Connection Between ‘Jomeh’ and ‘Hafte-ye Khakestari
Jomeh(Friday)' stands as one of Farhad Mehrad's most iconic and emotionally charged songs. Composed by Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh and with lyrics by Shahyar Ghanbari, the track presents a somber view of Friday—a day traditionally associated with rest and joy-by transforming it into a symbol of existential emptiness. Farhad's powerful, gravelly voice imbues the lyrics with a…
No One Loved Nature Photography More Than Nikol Faridani
Nikol Faridani was a revered Iranian photographer known for his unwavering dedication to documenting the natural beauty of Iran. Over decades of work, Faridani became one of the most influential figures in Iranian landscape photography, his images capturing the essence of the country’s diverse terrains—mountain ranges, deserts, forests, and lakes. Faridani's deep connection to nature,…
Abbas Mehrpouya: The Iranian Musician Who Bridged Cultures
Abbas Mehrpouya’s approach to music was not just a personal journey; it was an expansive vision to transform the Iranian music scene, blending influences from the East, West, and beyond. His time in India, where he studied under the guidance of sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar, was pivotal in his development as an artist. The sitar,…
Bijan Pakzad and Michael Jordan’s Fragrance Legasy
In 1997, the collaboration between Bijan Pakzad and Michael Jordan marked a defining moment in the intersection of luxury fashion and sports culture. Bijan, known for his opulent designs and exclusive boutique on Rodeo Drive, was already a name synonymous with the world of high-end fashion. His ability to craft fragrances that were as elegant…

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