Darius' Words - Epic Iranian Music

[@faryafaraji]

Music & vocals by Farya Faraji. Please note that this isn't reconstructed Achaemenid era music, it's entirely modern Iranian music sung to Old Persian lyrics from that era. The lyrics are part of the Behistun inscriptions in Kermanshah, Iran, a monumental set of rock reliefs and inscriptions written inside Mount Behistun not long after the coronation of Darius I as emperor of the Achaemenid Empire. The music uses a variation of Segah, one of our traditional modes and one of our most microtonal ones. The melody modulates between Segah, Mahur and Shur from time to time. I also employed a technique of playing the tanbour found most often in Eastern Iran and especially Iranian Turkmenistan, the latter region in which I grew up as a child. Iranians in these regions play the dotar using parallel fifths, which gives it a distinct sound to the purely monophonic forms of playing found in other parts of the country. The instruments used are the tar, the dotar, the oud, the ney, the santour, the kamanche, and the daf drums. Lyrics in Old Persian: Thâtiy \ Dâra yavauš \ xšâyathiya \ imâ \ dahyâva \ tyâ \ manâ \ patiyâita \ vašnâ \ Auramazdâha \ manâ \ badakâ \ âhatâ \ manâ \ bâjim \ abaratâ Hya \ âgariya \ âha \ avam \ u bartam \ abaram \ hya \ arika \ âha \ avam \ ufrastam \ aparsam English translation: King Darius says: These are the countries which are subject to me; by the grace of Ahuramazda they became subject to me; they brought tribute unto me. Within these lands, whosoever was a friend, him have I surely protected; whosoever was hostile, him have I utterly destroyed.

[@eliottcallafe4700]

Salut ! Tu comptes faire des trucs en syriaque/araméen ?

[@veyselmenekse5974]

Teşekkür mikonem..Türkiye'den..

[@darzhanacf8983]

please check out this channel literary Tamil. Is it possible for you to make a chola themed symphony,if so i would suggest the time period from 980's to 1044.

[@نیماصالحی-خ5ف]

I crying for this song...darius the great❤this king reaaaly man.reaaaly man❤❤🥲🥲🥲

[@kostasyian4788]

Darius was indead a Great King of Kings. He doesn't have the credit he deserved from western sources. But he is respected in ancient Greek sources, although he was an enemy. Love from Greece, great song!

[@stormkicker3459]

Only appropriate to release this banger after that 1.5 hours essay about musical stereotypes.

[@loafingabout445]

That's how I found this and I'm glad I did

[@samuelkoebbe5638]

Me too! I learned a lot I was probably a bit more aware than the average westerner (I at least knew what an oud was lol) however I still learned a lot. Admittedly I didn't realize how awful Hollywood/western media was in that particular department

[@veilnebula2411]

random person who just found this channel must be confused like: where duduk!?

[@nukiradio]

Yeah, this is 100% on brand

[@hosseinhn7906]

same here, I am lost for hours now in this great channel :D

[@bigdaddy9579]

7/10 needs more duduk

[@zenitkov]

Indeed, not oriental enough 😁

[@deltap6967]

"make it more middle eastern, you know desert camel sabres prince dunes veil dancing head scarf, those kinda vibes"

[@Turachkh]

Exactly! It needs to sound more Persian.

[@Eugene-tm8fm]

“Zero turbans, zero camels, zero scimitars, zero belly dancers, zero allahu akbars, zero deserts, how can anyone in their right mind call this middle eastern music?”

[@ShahanshahShahin]

😂😂😂 Duduk, Sand and Camel 🐫 are missing

[@linagreenlyfe6705]

I declare that Farya becomes the soundtrack composer of any and all historical movies henceforth.

[@ramtin5152]

Hollywood "historical" movies ? That'd be an insult to Farya and his talent

[@omegahaxors9-11]

Or... you could go [orientalist progression chord]

[@kiryukazuma9102]

@@ramtin5152 true

[@linagreenlyfe6705]

@@ramtin5152 I guess we need to find a producer that actually listens to historians when it comes to period films and shows.

[@ramtin5152]

@@linagreenlyfe6705 Hah, good luck with that

[@iberius9937]

The tanbour strummed along with that marching rhythm is something we need in some epic film about the Achaemenid empire!

[@Taxat50]

As a historian I love your music, man, keep it up. Love from Ireland. 🇮🇪❤️🇮🇷

[@mr.farhadiya]

Greetings to Irish ppl An Indo-European friend Respect Celtic culture Love your folk music from Iran or Persia, the Heart of Middle east 💚🦁🌞❤️ 🤝🇮🇪

[@monkephrog5984]

Love from iran to irish❤️❤️ people even just acknowledging Iran makes my heart melt

[@Taxat50]

@@mr.farhadiya Celts and Persians are some of the finest warriors of history my friend. Much love to Iran.

[@Taxat50]

@@monkephrog5984 Persia was the first world superpower, it deserves all our respect. Love to Iran from Ireland 🇮🇷❤️

[@mr.farhadiya]

@@Taxat50 thnx. I like Celtic music. I'm in northern Iran or Persia and here has many Forrests and Grass like the Caucasus and Europe. But... When you say the celts, I think the Scottish,Irish and Welsh ppl But when you say Persian, it means Iranians are nothin to this group. You just say: Celts and Iranians means Persians Kurds Azeris Baluchis luris afghans tajiks etc (but I know Persians in the old days means all Modern Iranians and this is nationality Name, not Ethnic group) Anyways respect to Celtic ppl Love Celtic culture

[@abtl1154]

I had no idea that I Achaemeneeded this

[@mennyboy1528]

Good word game

[@ManfredTheFirst]

Awful pun. Liked.

[@fartz3808]

love this william wallace BATTLE music (authentic!)

[@davidthor4405]

It really makes me FEEL like Edward I, y'know and Belisarius, and Napoleon!

[@casperdec5126]

I'm currently making an animated short set in Safavid Persia in the style of miniature paintings. I listen to your Iranian music while working on it🇮🇷💚

[@felipeurrea3638]

The Safavids are shit compared to the Achaemenids or Sassanids

[@morgantorium]

@@felipeurrea3638 :/

[@KanuniSuleyman4857]

​@@felipeurrea3638 Safavids reunited Persia to once again become the superpower of the region

[@jamjar1948]

@@felipeurrea3638 Long live Sefevids, they were the followers of Sassanids. If you are Iranian, respect the Sefevids great work for Iran.

[@veilnebula2411]

@@felipeurrea3638 don't judge we are talking history here not our favorite factions.

[@grec_o3008]

Hearing this, while I am writing a university study about the accession of the great King Darius.... Big inspiration🏺🏺Greetings from Hellas🏺⚔

[@farhadshariat]

God bless our Hellen brothers and sister

[@grec_o3008]

@@farhadshariat 🙏🙏🙏

[@iberius9937]

Farya Faraji: The only man taking ancient inscriptions and making badass music out of them with reconstructed pronunciation. God bless your work and neverending creativity.

[@jamjar1948]

Zende baad Iran shahr Har Beji Iran Shahr Yashasin Iran Shahr Long live the greater Iran Thanks Farya jaan!

[@VenetinOfficial]

Came here after seeing the video about Orientalist music. Safe to say that I'm only questioning why this music isn't more present in western media now. The microtonality of the mode used here isn't even that jarring, and in fact I even prefer this flavor over the stereotypical Orientalist kind of music. I could easily see this song replace the usual soundtrack for a climactic moment in a film or game, especially since it has such a strong central hook much like any memorable song. Catch me humming or singing to this for a while xD

[@Meatpilot-it7kr]

Homie watched one video essay on modes and micro tonality and is now acting like an expert 😂

[@lartfeus]

Because of your music I fell in love with Iranian and Persian culture and learnt something Ive never knew. Also got curious on many different topics and themes, still enjoying the melodies greatly. Thanks for your contribution to the youtube, talented composer, its a better place with your creations.

[@datboi6005]

Farya does it again folks! Keep it up, man, I adore your music. Sending you love from Egypt 🇪🇬🤝🇮🇷

[@Yusufkardjvifz59]

As a Kurd, I salute the entire Iranian family.☀️☀️☀️

[@Niloufar1992]

Greeting brother ❤ ☀️

[@Nefret-vu6ly]

Kurds are Iran's biggest enemy

[@Satyran-g5e]

Асаламу Алейкум

[@veilnebula2411]

Biji Kurdistan!

[@alimofakherie5261]

Bzhi Kurdistan

[@BlackLotusVisualArchive]

Old Persian is such a beautiful language. Persian as a whole is beautiful, but Old Persian is my favorite

[@MrLost_KWT]

Thanks 🙏

[@iamaliimani]

Dear Farya, Your dedication is invaluable. In the face of the severe repression and indifference of the occupying Islamic regime of Iran towards Iran's ancient history, your hard work has prevented the glorious heritage of Iran from being forgotten. I deeply appreciate your music and the masterpieces you create, which keep the history of Iran alive and revive the lost national pride of the Iranian people. Your songs have moved me to tears many times. 😔❤

[@HistorywithCy]

Epic composition, just Darius himself! 𐎠𐎭𐎶 𐏐 𐎭𐎠𐎼𐎹𐎺𐎢𐏁 𐏐 𐎧𐏁𐎠𐎹𐎰𐎡𐎹 𐏐 𐎺/𐏀𐎼𐎣

[@gaboqv]

@@HistorywithCy How are this characters called? I can't even copy paste them in Google lens lol

[@shadowguard3578]

@@gaboqv IDK possibly cuneiform?

[@Hnfozdemirr]

Ez Kurd im, hemû silavên xwe li eqrebayên me yên malbatê gelên Îranîyan re dişînim. Gava ez wan muzîkan guhdarî dikim gelekî xwîna min germ dibe çunkî ez zanim kû ez jî aîdê li vê çandê me. ❤️☀️💚 ❤️🦁💚 💙❤️💚 🇹🇯🇦🇫

[@amirmohammadrezaei8074]

هر جا کرد باشد آنجا ایران است درود🩵

[@mehmetbulgen]

❤️☀️💚💐

[@xilefm-4517]

Very nice arabic egyptian desert camel scimitar kebab baklava Music of the oasis Mr Faraji e Turbans, Spice, and Carpets

[@boog5812]

I rejoice, another song about the Achaemenids! They're my favourite imperial Iranian dynasty and I love it when you make music about them, thank you so much for your great work!

[@Hypogeal-Foundation]

I read "favourite Imperial" and immediately thought there was going to be a problem.

[@Vickiism2O]

Came to your channel to find actual Iranian music after watching the very long video about orientalist music. This is amazing ❤

[@matthewponder5692]

This is incredible. Thank you so much for sharing. From a punk/grindcore freak living in San Diego California 🤪

[@Nefret-vu6ly]

This music will 100% be used for a symphony in the future

[@mennyboy1528]

I imagine an epic symphony about Marathon 490 BC.

[@AELIIFVLVII]

It's already being used as a symphony right now if you think about it ^^

[@Nefret-vu6ly]

@@AELIIFVLVII how

[@AELIIFVLVII]

@@Nefret-vu6ly Look at you listening to it right now, living your own story. This is a symphony ^^

[@ਗੁਰਸਿਮਰਸਿੰਘ]

​@@AELIIFVLVII quite a stretch but ok

[@majamarjanovic7663]

Amazing 🥰 Great work👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Greetings from Serbia🇷🇸

[@Turachkh]

Whilst you churn out absolute bangers within all musical traditions, you touch, your Iranian songs, like this one tend to be the best ones.

[@sal6695]

Gey turachkh!

[@Skenderbey763]

Perfect as always.Glory to the King Darius and Achaemenids. 𓃬

[@Aureus_]

Bro cannot stop COOKING

[@ShahanshahShahin]

This is what the Scythians heard when Darius the Great marched all the way to the Jaxartes (Syr Darya) river and beyond in modern-day southern Kazakhstan.

[@ramtin5152]

As well as the Scythians who were in the northern parts of the black sea Btw in Avesta Oxus river is called Yakhsha and Jaxartes is called Yakhsha Arta (upper Yakhsha)

[@mennyboy1528]

Sir darya, the same river where Cyrus the Great died by hands of Thomyris.

[@ramtin5152]

@@mennyboy1528 He didn't There are several different versions of his death The most logical one was written by Ctesias

[@mennyboy1528]

@@ramtin5152 and, what's that version of Ctesias?

[@ramtin5152]

@@mennyboy1528 Just like Herodotus, Ctesias claims that Cyrus the great died fighting Iranian tribal people except that instead of Massagetaes in central Asia (which as you can see in Cyrus the great conquest maps and Darius the great's inscriptions was already part of the empire), Cyrus fought Iranian people called Derebices/Derbikes reinforced by troops from Indian lands, in Tabaristan (where I live) satrapy of Hyrcania According to Ctesias, Amoraeus and his two sons, led a rebellion against Cyrus and allied themselves with Indians (probably from Indus valley which a large part of it was conquered by Cyrus and later the rest was conquered by Darius), Cyrus personally went to Hyrcania to crush this rebellion Hyrcania was way closer to Cyrus capital than central Asia was, and don't forget that Cyrus was 70 years old when he died and couldn't go in the middle of central Asia from the south of modern day Iran at that age back then, therefore it makes more sense if his last battle was actually in Hyrcania which isn't that far The two armies fought each other in a battle but none of them got the upper hand until the Derbikes elephants (provided by Indians) that were placed in ambush, attacked the Achaemenid cavalry and caused Cyrus to fall off his horse due to the horse panicking An enemy soldier throwed a javelin at him when he was still on the ground, which mortally wounded him, but, he didn't die right there The Achaemenid troops quickly reorganised, held their ground and Cyrus Javidan/Immortal guard, shielded and returned him to their camp to get treated while the rest of his men repelled the Derbike army The first day of the battle seems to have been a tie and probably both armies went back to their camps by nightfall with both sides suffering heavy casualties One of Cyrus satraps, Amorges, a Saka/Scythian king, came to his aid and reinforced his army with 20,000 Saka cavalry This helped the Achaemenid army to turn the tides to Cyrus favor and win the battle which resulted in death of the Derbike king, Amoraeus, and both his sons The Achaemenids lost around 10,000 men while the Derbikes lost 30,000 Cyrus declared Kambiz/Kambujiye/Cambyses, as his successor and died three days later after his final battle due to that javelin wound and was burried in his tomb in Pasargad/Pasargadae I'll explain why this story makes more sense in my next comment but it's going to be long

[@kasraavafadari5252]

AhuraMazda blessed Iran and true Iranian❤️‍🔥

[@aleksakrivosija8248]

Farya puts this out just as I'm going through this inscription for an exam, I love it. For anyone interested, the lines in question are DB 1.17-19 and 21-22, the first block of text from Darius' inscription at Behistun.

[@henrykkeszenowicz4664]

Indtantly liked this piece. Achaemenids finally get the recognition they deserve. Masterful and hard hitting, I love every second of this.

[@SoftBreadSoft]

0:58 that drop sent me to Parsa.

[@isaelsp7866]

Thanks for this too beautiful song!!! Greetings from Brazil!

[@IRANIC_MEDE]

the greatest composer in the world creates another masterpiece❤ thank you farya your music and songs are truly the best!

[@daniel16234d]

One of your grooviest Iranian melodies. Shows how you really can do catchy soundtrack-level music while remaining authentic. Much love from Ukraine! P.S. 00:27 Ney sounds amazing here. Giving me chills.

[@pouya8221]

Always a joy to hear your music! I especially love how you bring Iranian history into the limelight! Thank you and keep it up!

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

Your music is my bridge to the past, especially to the Achaemenid empire. There’s so few means to be transported there so thank you.

[@dapperdinosaurus]

Heck yeah! I was just listening to The Achaemenids.

[@ciceroaugustomach7928]

Could you do "Volga Boatmen"? Your performances are outstanding!!

[@Turachkh]

Эй ухнем also know as song of the Volga boatmen, is probably one of the better songs for representing the Russians spirit of extreme perseverance and will to push going. I too would like to see Farya make a performance of the song.

[@gen.flagvanus9260]

Even when the times are dire I can always count on the feeling of relief and isnpiration from your music. Thank you, Farya, your sheer dedication and productivity pushes me forward. Wish you luck and even more inspiration for big projects like Justinian, Crusader, Caesar, Augustus, Nineveh etc. and for small ones

[@iberius9937]

Awesome melody, rhythm, insyrumention and theme! This came at a good time since I'm getting more into the Ancient Near East and Iran.

[@Ranger_7980]

فریا جون عشقی پر انرژی ادامه بده کانتکت پارسی بیشتر بگذار

[@spacecoffee4639]

I wish I could take a time machine and visit Achaemenid Iran. Want to see what Persepolis might have looked like in its glory. 🌟

[@NIMA-RAD]

King of PERSIA🇮🇷❤🇹🇯

[@PowerTraining]

As always, amazing stuff Farya. I'd like to request a future video: What do we know about ancient Iranian music? Such as those from the Achaemenid and/or Sasanian eras. I understand that this is a difficult topic, as most of the evidence has been lost, but based on the few shards that are available, it would be interesting to hear your perspective! Kind regards!

[@MM-vs2et]

Cool Arabic desert music bro! Reminds me of Gladiator by Ridley Scott, you know that movie? But I think it needs a little bit of that flute thing, I think it would make it very epic

[@Eugene-tm8fm]

At long last the incarnate Achaemenid bas relief has put his own inscription to music

[@mennyboy1528]

That is the Achaemenid of Farya Faraji being an Achaemenid

[@jextra1313]

You really can't get this sound without real instruments, thanks for putting in the effort!

[@iberius9937]

The section from 1:45 to 2:20, and the awesome tanbour solo right after, is unfortunately not long enough. We need a loop of that!

[@michaelagaron1941]

دم شما گرم دوست گرامی

[@mr.farhadiya]

💚🦁🌞❤️ Hail to Persian Empire Hail to the Great king of kings Hail to the Truly Aryans Shāhanshāh Jāvidān 👑⚔️ Greetings from IRAN (Persia)

[@jamjar1948]

@@goodfortune4317 In european languages they called us Persians. But, Persians in Iranian languages means Iranians. Persian in English and Greek and others does not mean Persian ethnics. It means Iranians of the greater Iran.

[@jamjar1948]

@@goodfortune4317 Yes, you are very right. Also, other countries have the same problem. For example, In Iran people call Hellas (Greece) as Yonan. Yonan is the name of Ionian tribes in western Anatolia not the entire Hellas. Then, Arabs and Turks and Indians also followed Iranians call Hellas as Yonan. China comes from the Qing dynasty in manchu they were not even Han chinese who make the majority of China, but since they formed the first empire every one in Europe called them China, Iran call them Chin, Arabs call then Al-Sin. Indians almost the same. There alot of the same issue everywhere.

[@jamjar1948]

Zende baad IranShahr Har beji Iranshahr Yashasin IranShahr (Boyuk Iran) Long live Greater Iran

[@mr.farhadiya]

@Maharaaja. Dorud bar to my friend ❤️

[@annoyinghacker8650]

Iran is amazing country I don't know much history about it but I love neighbor country history greetings from Pakistan 🇵🇰 PUNJAB 👑☝️

[@OooooOoO17541]

I just stumbled upon your video about orientalist music, not knowing much about the middle eastern cultures and only having known them by Western representations I had absolutely no idea about how actual Iranian music sounded like… and I can say that this was really an enjoyable piece.

[@based-iranian]

Farya the legend the world class musician and my favourite artist

[@MahdiArhami-rq9dd]

Love this, love from iran 🇮🇷

[@Godfrey_Solomon]

Mr. Faraji, I pray The Good Lord blesses you

[@Bruhcel]

Good day to be alive, Long live Iran🦁☀️

[@zoroaster5353]

Always love to hear iranian instruments absolutely SHRED. The Safavids, Mughals, and the Parthian bits in Carrhae especially. SERIOUS headbangers

[@luthfilofianda3999]

Farya did make a song attributed to the Parthians, the title is "The Arsacids".

[@skeleton_magic]

I think the real night and day, the reality vs orientalism for music is the energy in it. Its hard for me to put into better words, but the orientalism music for the desert I have heard over the years has a very, "sleepy", energy to it if you understand what I mean. Sometimes it makes sense, like if its framed as music for night, but that same sort of energy will get used for other sort of pieces.

[@thetroll595]

Dude i love your work here, i fully support what your doing.

[@matthewodonnell6906]

The boys in Pasargadae are gonna love this track.

[@mahm8079]

while always amazed by your musical prowess, as someone with knowledge of iranian languages your pronunciations of more ancient dialects leave me desiring more

[@tangentwhisper1486]

I wanted to say something profound, but the words escape me. All I can say is your fusion of the old and the new homages your nation and people and culture so beautifully. I'm curious to what an Iranian song about crossing the Chinvat to Garo Demana would sound like. (please forgive if I'm butchering the reference.)

[@chimPa-c6j]

You are so good mr Farya, brilliant musician🔆🔆!

[@januszbogumil]

That beat drop goes hard 👌

[@persian.empire9]

درود عالیست 🏆😘

[@loop4569]

0:59 has no right going as hard as it does

[@Drakenwild]

Well, I'm glad I saw your essay about orientalism recommended on some random person's Twitter cause this is great! :D

[@robertrush5739]

So much more interesting than what is portrayed as Iranian music in the West, I would def buy an album of this

[@billy53784]

!!!!!!!!! I love all your music but your achaemenid themed stuff is my favorite. especially when you sing old persian! im learning the language and its so beautiful ❤️ keep up the amazing work brother

[@daspotato895]

The Duduk goes hard. Jokes aside, the actual instruments you use sound awesome, and I'll definitely be jamming to this on my way to work tomorrow.

[@WonderSoulul]

ایرانیان اعلام حضور کنید❤🥀

[@mariya2304]

Thanks, Farya, I loved this ❤🎉

[@gonzalo8192]

been following you since you had like 3000 subs, it's incredible how the channel has progressed, keep up the good work!

[@kacperwilk8806]

See title and I already know this is masterpiece

[@captaindorn1412]

One hour ago you had 199.000 followers, now 200.000 so...congrats, you are doing a great job with your music :)

[@Menskr]

Another classic that has just been released

[@a.jherbert5436]

Never has much interest in middle eastern music before. Turns out, all i knew was absolute fake bullshit! This, I dig. Thanks.

[@nininits6925]

I literally spent the day with your greek and turkish musics on repeat walking under the sun. This song builds up and from 2:54' this is aesthetic pleasure in my brain. (I'd love to hear your interpretations of Lamma bada Yatathana and Güldür gül)

[@helly9027]

I know the music is modern, but the lyrics make me feel something strange yet familiar deep inside my bones. To know my brothers and sisters, Persian and non Persian are all connected by the awe of beautiful music, well, it makes me feel lucky to be alive during a time such as this 🥰 Much love to you the musician and much love to my brothers and sisters in sound, wherever in the world you are! 🌎🥰💕

[@AndrewSimon-lx4tu]

It’s hard to describe but I don’t think I’ve heard this in my life. Something about it tickles my ears in such a weird but good way!

[@AmeliaWilliams-v8u]

Very well done keep up the awesome work

[@نیماصالحی-خ5ف]

Veryyyyy gooooood😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤darius the great...king of the world.i loooove iran...frome russia

[@shafinhanif8802]

I was just reading the Behistun inscription! It's amazing to see you transform the words into music

[@dehistoriapodcast]

I love your music! Please write a song about Babylon

[@patemblen3644]

Very beautiful, rich and layered. Thanks.

[@CrazyMekaMeka]

I am Zoroastrian, my brother is named Darius.

[@annoyinghacker8650]

Which country are u from ?

[@CrazyMekaMeka]

@@annoyinghacker8650 India

[@CrazyMekaMeka]

@@annoyinghacker8650 india!

[@janstaniszewski536]

​@@CrazyMekaMeka Wow. You know,here in Poland where I live, Darius (Dariusz) is also a very popular name. Cyrus is also in use but less🎉 blessings to Iran and India from Polska🎉

[@CrazyMekaMeka]

@@janstaniszewski536 blessings to you my Polish brother! 💪🏻

[@Artaxias-V]

Is it possible for you to compose music telling the life of Tigranes the Great, similar to what you did for Augustus, Caesar and others? It would be cool to see, since he has a very interesting life story, starting as a hostage in the Parthian court and, a few years later, becoming the most powerful man east of Rome. I can already imagine how beautiful a symphony it would be with Roman, Persian, and Armenian musical combinations.

[@sirrahkoala]

yet another banger. Great job.

[@BoliceOccifer]

You're one of very few people making quality historical music, especially from the middle east.

[@Egirl_Slayer]

one hell of a timing!

[@christopherjunkins]

Just like the western stuff needs more cowbell, this Iranian style piece needs more duduk... (:rolling eyes so hard one could probably see nothing but the back of my eyes:). Beautiful piece!

[@bardiaazad4429]

شاهکار جدید!🔥🔥🔥

[@zharyan0089]

Beautiful ! 🇸🇮

[@kamiwriterleonardo6345]

Finally, actually accurate Iranian music to play while playing RPG with the boys

[@canelo1728]

Need an iranian album on spotify

[@IX-SINCHANCHATTERJEE]

No doubt the words bear great weight. Such authority that man possessed!!!

[@AMIR-lq5eq]

Greetings to Darius the Great 🖐

[@Ragd0ll1337]

He doesn’t miss. I also love that there are broad similarities in themes in ancient and modern music. Love, of course, is an enduring topic. Glorification is also another although back then it was of kings/nobles and today it’s mostly rappers. The one thing that’s missing from today is musical epics and I suspect that’s largely because attention spans are limited and we now have so many other mediums for storytelling.