"Life is a Great Dream" is a reflective country ballad inspired by the poetry of Sohrab Sepehri. Blending gentle acoustic melodies with poetic storytelling, the song explores the fleeting nature of life, the beauty in stillness, and the quiet wisdom found in solitude and simplicity. With echoes of dusty roads, open skies, and timeless questions, it invites the listener to pause, breathe, and see the dream within the everyday.

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“Spread Your Wings” is a heartfelt country song inspired by the poetry of Sohrab Sepehri, blending timeless themes of inner growth, quiet courage, and the longing to break free. With acoustic guitar melodies and a gentle southern tone, the song tells the story of a young soul in search of light beyond isolation—urging her to believe in her own beauty and take flight. It's an anthem for those standing at the edge of transformation, a reminder that even the softest hearts were meant to soar.

Spread Your Wings.mp3

“Three Rivers” is a soulful country ballad inspired by the poetry of Sohrab Sepehri. Blending poetic imagery with the heartfelt storytelling of Americana, the song traces an emotional journey through memory, loss, and quiet transformation. Each river in the song symbolizes a part of the soul —one clear, one shadowed, and one burning with longing ultimately flowing toward acceptance and peace. With warm acoustic tones and a reflective melody, “Three Rivers” invites the listener to drift, remember, and find their own current.

Three Rivers.

There’s a Town Beyond the Sea” is a poetic, visionary country ballad inspired by the timeless words of Iranian poet Sohrab Sepehri. It tells the story of a dreamer building a boat not for escape, but for arrival toward a place where thought, light, childhood wisdom, and poetry are sacred. This song merges the spirit of Americana with mystic idealism, inviting the listener to believe in a better world beyond the shore.

There’s a Town Beyond the Sea.

The Shape of Life” is a reflective country-folk ballad inspired by the poetry of Sohrab Sepehri. It explores life not as a list of milestones but as a web of meaning: love, loss, memory, movement, and the invisible bond between hearts and the earth. With soft acoustic textures and heartfelt lyrics, the song reminds us that life is drawn in breath, pulse, and presence—not in calendars or clocks.

The Shape of Life.

The Shape of Life” is a reflective country folk ballad inspired by the poetry of Sohrab Sepehri. It explores life not as a list of milestones but as a web of meaning: love, loss, memory, movement, and the invisible bond between hearts and the earth. With soft acoustic textures and heartfelt lyrics, the song reminds us that life is drawn in breath, pulse, and presence not in calendars or clocks.

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Life Doesn’t Sit on a Shelf” is a gentle country-folk meditation inspired by a poem from Sohrab Sepehri. With rich metaphors and quiet reverence, the song reflects on life as motion, connection, breath, and rhythm. It's not a possession or routine it’s a question made of love, a train heard in a dream, and a heartbeat shared with the earth itself.

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“Me and You, We Know” is a deeply poetic country ballad inspired by Persian literature, Sohrab Sepehri, reflecting on the sacred rhythms of life. It’s a tender, spacious journey through memory, feeling, and presence an ode to the moments that define us. With rich imagery and timeless warmth, the song reminds us that life, in all its beauty and contradiction, is something we already understand together.

Me and You, We Know.mp3

“They Still Stand” is a powerful country anthem written to honor Memorial Day and those who gave everything in service to freedom. This emotional ballad remembers fallen heroes not just as names but as voices, stories, and spirits who still live on in the silence, in the flag, and in the hearts of those they left behind. It’s a song of gratitude, memory, and unity.

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Happy 4th to You! is a soulful jazz ballad that reimagines Independence Day with warmth, depth, and reflective pride. Blending smoky lounge melodies with stirring lyrics, the song honors not just America’s founding spirit—but the ongoing, living promise of unity, resilience, and shared responsibility.

With smooth piano, brushed drums, and a voice full of heart, Happy 4th to You! reminds listeners that freedom isn’t fireworks—it’s the fire we keep lit through empathy, courage, and conversation. It’s a tribute to the past, a mirror to the present, and a hopeful call toward a brighter, more united tomorrow.

Perfect for thoughtful celebration, quiet patriotism, or jazz-loving hearts looking for meaning beneath the stars and stripes.

Happy 4th to you!

Symphony No. 1 – Movement IV: Finale – Presto Energico 
The final movement erupts with relentless force. Marked Presto and written in 2/2 (cut time), it opens with fugal stringsthat spiral into motion like a whirlwind, driving forward with breathless intensity. The primary theme is sharp, angular, and insistent evoking pursuit, resistance, and emotional release.
A secondary idea emerges in D minor, characterized by staccato winds and march-like brass interjections. This passage suggests external struggle: structured, rhythmic, yet tense like a battle held beneath strict discipline.
The development section is expansive, modulating through unexpected keys—B♭ minor, C minor, E minor as earlier motifs fragment, collide, and reform in contrapuntal layers. Tension mounts through rhythmic acceleration and harmonic instability.
The recapitulation doesn’t offer closure it magnifies the drama. The fugue theme returns in double tempo, now reinforced by the full orchestra in a final burst of defiance. The movement ends abruptly, on a fierce G minor chord, without resolution deliberately unresolved, echoing the storm that opened the symphony.
This is not triumph, but truth: a finale that mirrors the raw complexity of the human soul in conflict with its invisible walls.

Movement IV_ Symphony No. 1 in G Minor

Matt( Mehdi) Mirsaeidi is an Iranian-American poet and pioneering AI musician whose creative voice bridges tradition and technology. As a poet, his work draws on the rich heritage of Persian literature while embracing modernist and free verse styles, often exploring themes of memory, identity, exile, and the passage of time. In parallel, Matt is at the forefront of AI-assisted musical innovation, composing evocative, human-centered pieces that blend machine-generated harmony with emotional depth. His unique dual identity as a scientist and digital artist enables him to reimagine both the inner and outer worlds merging the lyrical and the logical, the ancient and the algorithmic.

http://www.youtube.com/@mehdimirsaeidi5192

Movement IV_ Symphony No. 1 in G Minor

Matt (Mehdi) Mirsaeidi