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Kiarash sings from the bottom of his heart in this album. And according to a Persian saying, “anything that comes from the heart goes deep inside of another.”
Genre:
Pop: with Electronic Production
Release Date:
2006
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© Copyright-T.R.R.
(634479431968)
Record Label: T.R.R.
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1. Hassrat (The Rue) |
4:03 |
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2. Doostam Nadashti (You Didn’t Love Me) |
4:36 |
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3. Be Mancheh? (I Don’t Care) |
3:52 |
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4. Ghesey –E Farda (The Story of Tomorrow) |
4:36 |
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5. Lebas –E Meshki (The Black Dress) |
4:26 |
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6. Behtarin Taraneh (The Best Song) |
5:28 |
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7. Faghat Migi Chashm (You Only Say, I’ll) |
3:18 |
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8. Pardey –E A’khar (The Last Scene) |
3:07 |
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9. Delamo Nemishkani Toe (You Won’t Break My Heart) |
4:13 |
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10. Yek Khatereh (A Memory) |
4:25 |
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11. Doe Beham Zan |
3:55 |
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12. Fekr Mikardam Nemisheh (I Thought, It’ll Never Work Out) |
4:33 |
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13. Shab -E Tardid (The Doubtful Night) |
3:54 |
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14. Bachehay -E Mahtab (Moonlight Children) |
4:15 |
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15. Yek Sabad Gol (A Bakset Full of Flowers) |
3:49 |
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16. Ba Toam (I’m With You) |
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About a year ago, Kiarash’s computer was stolen and all his songs that were on the hard drive of the stolen computer were eligally copied and sold in Tehran underground music market. One of the songs, known as Hasrat, became very popular in Tehran’s underground music world, but everyone thought that the singer is the son of the great pop legend, Siavash Ghoemyshi and Kiarash, unwillingly, became popular as Kiarash Ghomeyshi. Our A&R people had been looking for Kiarash for a while, but there was no way to find him, until one day Kiarash himself called our office and asked that if we might be interested in distributing his album in the U.S. and now it is our great pleasure to deliver his music to those who had been waiting to hear all of his songs.
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