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MORE FROM SHAHRAM SOLATI
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MORE FROM SHAHRAM SOLATI
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Shahram Solati is back after only 1 year since the release of his Ghassam album with another great collection of tracks, packaged together as his Parvaaz album. Even though there is only a year gap in time, I feel this album is a great combination of styles, fantastic lyrics, and powerful and stronger productions. This is the Solati we all know and love. Composed of 11 tracks, this collection ranks as some of his strongest yet.
1. Tamoomesh Mikoni is a great way to start off the CD. I have always been a HUGE fan of his ballads (which were lacking in his past few releases – opting to go for a much more fun and upbeat approach to the albums). Now, Solati is back to form with a killer ballad that just picks you up and carries you. You get lost in his voice, just sublime.
2. Aahaay Golam is a great upbeat track. The production is absolutely fantastic. The chorus is where the song just picks up and doesn’t stop. The music and his voice are just perfect and his high notes in the middle of the song show he has excellent vocal control (in my opinion the better vocalist of the brother/sister pair).
3. Goleh Goldoon is another typical gheraki song. Nothing special here, but it does have a nice sort of old school vibe to it. Very reminiscent of his older work in the 90s. I love the chorus area, just a very good upbeat song that will get you dancing.
4. Elaahi Ghorboonet Beram is one of my favorite tracks on the album. Kind of a mix between a bandari track and an afghan song. Very cool combo of the styles. Such a fun and carefree song. This piece always manages to bring me out of whatever mood I am in. I love the chorus part and its just a great track overall.
5. Shabeh Raghs is a very interesting song. Kind of a mix between an Arabic/Kordi paced song. Very close to Shaahkaar by Jamshid. Very good dance floor filler song and I like the bilingualism in the chorus.
6. Parvaaz is the title song of the CD and it starts off with a beautiful orchestral and flute composed intro. This is why I have always loved his ballads. It just seems like the best is saved for his slower songs. The emotion and power in his voice just carry you away. Beautiful.
7. Har Kasi Jaayeh Man Bood is a great techno piece. It’s such a strong song and it just gets you moving. I love the structure of the song and the music is very well produced with a touch of classic techno elements.
8. Khodaa Hefzet Koneh is another great ballad. It seems that Solati has decided to give us ballad fans a bit of a present on this album. This track is another good song that tugs at your heart and your emotions. Very powerful vocals on this song, the chorus is very whimsical and just a very loving song.
9. Moshkeleh Pasand is another upbeat song with a very cool intro with the electric sounds and the overall structure is very gheri. Very cool use of newer musical elements throughout its structure. Great dance song.
10. Atreh Tanet starts off with very powerful dudak instrumentals. Then the song transforms into a semi-ballad, semi-mellow track with a lot of good instrumental use throughout.
11. Iran Iran is a very upbeat and powerful political song (actually a cover of Maziar’s epic Iran Iran song) to round off the whole collection. Great way to end the album and leaves you on a very strong note. Long live Iran.
This album is absolutely brilliant. I loved it from beginning to end. There is not a single song that I skip, even though I am more partial to the ballads than the other gherier songs. I cannot wait for the next Solati album installment. I hope it is just as, if not even better than the work he’s brought us on this album.