"Az Khaneh Ta Goor" is the commercial debut album by Iranian rapper and producer Erfan.
The album was co-produced by A-Plus, Erfan and Sean Gordon. The album name comes from the title of a poem by Mowlānā (Rumi) about death. The name reminded Erfan of the situation of Iranian immigrants living outside of Iran. The album is the first Iranian Hip-hop album that was commercially released via a major record label.
He uses his ability to write Persian into meaningful rhythmic sentences while retaining the ability to flow over tracks such as "Jaddeh", "Sad Ghasam" and "Khatteh Man". The Single “Sad Ghassam” is a nationalist-patriotic manifest of a young Iranian-American and representative of the generation growing up outside Iran. It's about the everyday struggles and mental agonies that an immigrant population and their children face. 
The album contains 11 tracks even though on the cover only 10 tracks are listed. He tries to focus his rhymes on the inner struggles such as in the song "Jaddeh" (road) describing his hardship with music while other tracks cover a range of subjects.

Az Khaneh Ta Goor

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Intro(Az Khaneh Ta Goor)

Khatteh Man

Sad Ghasam

Jaddeh feat. Afra & Khashayar

Maayeh feat. Afra, Khashayar & Sahand

Hidden Track(Jasebeh Remix)

Artist - Poet - Paydar Pioneer

“20 years in and still reppin' it hard
There's a certain path to walk when you steppin' with gods
Now they label me the Sun and I'm left with the stars
Went to war with my heart and I'm blessed with the scars”

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