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Ashkan Fadaei’s EP ‘Adl’ and Its Enduring Influence on Persian Rap
12 years ago today, Ashkan Fadaei—a young, visionary rapper and a rising force in Persian rap—released Adl, an EP that has since become a landmark in the genre. Released under the Moltafet label, this six-track album was produced by the acclaimed Mahdyar Aghajani and Hassan, and featured collaborations with Hichkas and Quf, Fadaei’s former label…
MJoobi: The Unseen Architect of Iranian Hits
In a world of familiar tracks, MJoobi—also known as Soheil Mahjoobi—has been the master hand behind some of the most unforgettable sounds in Iranian music, blending tradition with innovation. His journey in music started at 17, DJing at underground parties with a friend in Iran. Determined to explore beyond DJing, MJoobi delved into music software,…
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…

She Said Yes! Chvrsi Marries Longtime Girlfriend Pareeaa

One of the important points that distinguishes the new generation of Iranian rappers from the ideologies of past eras, beyond the musical developments, is their attention to their personality and identity outside the framework of music. Accordingly, a considerable part of their identity is defined by the effective and constant presence of their partners as companions in their adventures. This is a very important issue whose reflection can be clearly seen in the recent period of Persian rap, showing the maturity and growth of many young Persian rappers, contrary to the general idea based solely on the themes of their songs.

Chvrsi, an Iranian rapper born in 1998, is one of the foremost figures in the history of Persian rap. Today, after three years of a romantic relationship, he announced his marriage to Pareeaa by publishing a story with the caption “She Said Yessss”. Pareeaa‘s presence in the music videos of “Qol” and “52Hz” is a completely new event in the Persian rap scene, which shows the honest approach of this young artist, largely influenced by the cultural developments of Iranian society, especially the youth culture.

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