slandering wrote: 
Funny to hear comments like this...When you grow up hearing Persian music it sounds perfectly normal but, yea...that's obviously not the norm I need to realize.  Vocal control is pretty incredible compared with conventional Western music.  All that's missing here is the dancing!  

beautiful voice     very much female  but strange for my ears

ckcotton wrote: 
It's very hard to avoid flaming after such an ignorant comment. Enya is a Celt, Azam Ali a Persian, and their works come from their different cultural and musical traditions. Other than being women singers, they've got f*ck-all to do with each other. The idea of Azam Ali ripping off Enya is just bonkers.

That you don't like either is fine - no shame on you. That you conflate them is shamefully ignorant.

Scott_Alic wrote: 
"Sex is a lot like pizza. When it's good, it's really good. When it's bad. it's still pretty good."

Not that bad. Well produced. Can't say it is overproduced because the even style needs it... and the acoustic version of this song has, IMHO, nothing interesting to offer. But, at the end of the day, the whole track never does magic... like spicy tasteless food.
Nice for a soundtrack. Gave it a 6. I'm quite sure it will be a 5 next time.

Oh, I HAVE to get this CD!!! Edit: Feb 13...did so through Amazon through RP page and love it cover to cover...thanx RP for another artist I never would have known about

This is dope. 

ckcotton wrote: 
Ugh.  Digging yourself deeper into the pit of ignorance, ck.  

I love the bass line. Would sound right at home next to any track off Massive Attack's Mezzanine.

A guy in a life drawing group I pose for, brings her music to play. I love her, though there are other pieces I love far more than this one, I'll take anything by her. I love this type of music!

Soul stirring, lovely, passionate!

https://secondhandsongs.com/pi...
Can we hear more Azam Ali please!  

I wonder sometimes why I like very much, songs like this one, with an average rating below 7 and too often a significant number of haters ... Fortunately I get to listen to these great songs more frequently by "tuning" to the RP Eclectic Mix. Thank you RP.

I really think we take our freedom here for granted. This woman would not be singing this tune if she was still in her homeland.

 CoYoT51 wrote:
A decent analysis even though I disagree.
This is a shimmering, simmering delight.

I'm trying to go to bed, I really am, but track after awesome track. Damn you RP, you wonderful thing.

ziakut wrote: 
I don't see why - Azam Ali left Iran as a young girl, and now lives in the USA. See her Wikipedia page. I'd lay pretty heavy odds that the theocracy would loathe her, though the people probably bop like crazy to her music. This is a terrific album, not a duff track on it, both exotic and, in parts, erotic. Highly recommended. 

ckcotton wrote:
 
Or xenophobia for that matter, apparently.

very nice — more like this!

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