Take Me Somewhere Nice - Mogwai

Bonnie & Clyde is the first single off my second album 'Hometown' set to release in 2023. It was recorded in 2021 at McGill Studio in Montreal, QC. 
Lea Keeley - Vocals
Arya Afshar - Composer, Producer, Guitars, Bass, Keys
Josh Grant - Drums
Nova Rakhmanina - Artwork

Hometown

Bonnie & Clyde

03 Bonnie & Clyde

Performed by William Winant
Composed by Zeena Parkins as part of the LACE series of graphic scores

01 LACE 2. Standing Wave [ZEENA PARKINS, LACE, CKR 014]

vocal, melody & guitar: Qaziso
lyrics: reza kazemi
oud: saman gorgin
keyboards, record, mix, mastering & arrangement: arash navid
bass guitars: artin amiri
drums: pooya gholinejad
coverart: mobinasafa
typography: sajjad arabshahi

Flame

Acoustic Space Module

Lazy Daze (Original Mix)

Sogand _ Lonely days (Live Version)

Faraway-SogAnd

Jamais vu

From "Kollektive-1" compilation released on Bitrot

Moonshot

Detours

She Wore Red Shoes

featuring Carpe Diem String Quartet, David Korevaar, Dariush Saghafi, and Charles Wetherbee

Reza Vali's Longing presents the listener with a tantalizing puzzle to decode. As the title suggests, themes of love and desire are intricately threaded throughout a shifting kaleidoscope of forms and aesthetics, framed by the austerity of Vali’s ongoing investigation into the traditions of his Persian musical heritage. The assembled works on this recording create a poly-stylistic tapestry that is on the whole unabashedly honest and exhibits Vali's commitment to expressing his native culture within a Western framework. Equally inspired by some of the great European masters whom he admires and the profound and ancient traditions and figures of his native Iran, Vali has been termed 'the Iranian Bartók' due to his penchant for collecting folksongs and synthesizing as a result his own very distinct and personal musical style, built upon this foundation.

http://www.msrcd.com/catalog/cd/MS1738

Longing - Chamber Music of Reza Vali

Three Romantic Songs for Violin and Piano: I. Moderato

Dadaism at its worst !

One's ability to speak does not necessarily depend on reading skills, yet reading can enhance speech proficiency, as can be observed in music.

The psychology of music delineates the phenomenon of experiencing goosebumps while listening to songs with rudimentary motifs and meaningless lyrics. However, developing a keen appreciation for music demands an amplification of one's understanding and perception. Personal preferences hold no weight in this regard.

It is erroneous to assume that a universally objective theory of music exists. The available music theories are predominantly limited to particular contexts such as the "Harmonic Style of 18th Century European Musicians" or "Schenkerian Analysis." Nonetheless, I do not adhere to any particular music theory in this context. Please enjoy.

Jamais vu

Armin Vali