Listening to Azam Ali on Radio Paradise

Does not quite hit the spot on a grey rainy day in Liverpool

Posted 1 month ago by Devaplan [ Reply ]

Instant 7 when her vocals enter.

Posted 1 month ago by DigitalJer [ Reply ]

Sexy, ethereal, exotic and mysterious. Thanks to RP for introducing me to this album :)

Posted 4 months ago by fredriley [ Reply ]

SeriousLee wrote:

You don't understand what she's saying
The music is foreign to your ears
Yet you find yourself swaying...

Taken one step farther: the realization that the human voice is simply another instrument; spoken language is only an accent. We don't need to understand the words to understand the emotion it carries.

Posted 7 months ago by Clarentine [ Reply ]

It is time for me to admit that in the past I have been unintentionally unfair to Middle Eastern artists. That said, I do have entirely Western life experience. This piece, however, is absolutely delightful as an understatement, and I'm not saying that just because that is an absolutely gorgeous young woman, but because the music and the voice touch my heart. I'd love to know what she is singing.

Posted 9 months ago by rheckel [ Reply ]

EXCELLENT! Thanx RP!

Posted 1 year ago by joejennings [ Reply ]

Beautiful, I shall investigate, thanks!

Posted 1 year ago by MattRudely [ Reply ]

Lyrics please. Thanks!

(pss there is nothing here: https://genius.com/artists/Aza...)

Posted 1 year ago by TheKing2 [ Reply ]

CoYoT51 wrote:

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.

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

Posted 2 years ago by easmann [ Reply ]

Now, this I like. Reminds me of the holidays I spent in Egypt diving. Dahab, Sharm El Sheikh, Safaga.. boat dives.. clear skies.. relaxed company.. wonderful food and locals..

Posted 2 years ago by RoelantSiekman [ Reply ]

rpdevotee 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!

Dancing is right!

Posted 2 years ago by drbrendabryant [ Reply ]

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

Posted 3 years ago by photonstorm [ Reply ]

Hypnotic, but to my ears lacks dynamic range.

Posted 3 years ago by Edweirdo [ Reply ]

Thank you Azam! Your music gets me into a flow ... love everything about it!

Posted 3 years ago by Stadtstreunerin [ Reply ]

Beautiful.

Posted 4 years ago by khardog145 [ Reply ]

Thanks RP

I've been a fan of Azam Ali since I heard her here, sounds great on a good sound system

Posted 4 years ago by radioparadise9 [ Reply ]

jocelynsart wrote:

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!

We listen to RP in my drawing class and my students all love it! We get to hear a little bit of everything.

Posted 4 years ago by Jelani [ Reply ]

jocelynsart wrote:

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!

Must be awkward for the artists to have you shimmying in time to this!

Posted 4 years ago by kbs [ Reply ]

I saw Niyaz about a year ago - a spectacular show. Azam Ali is a lovely soul.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krNGE22M7u0

Posted 4 years ago by RabbitEars [ Reply ]

markybx wrote:

I hate that fading from left to right to left to right...

try it with an attitude adjustment and you might find "hate" is the wrong word for it

Posted 5 years ago by lizardking [ Reply ]

Wishing some Persian speaker out there would translate this....

Posted 5 years ago by philbertr [ Reply ]

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

Posted 5 years ago by ziggytrix [ Reply ]

I hate that fading from left to right to left to right...

Posted 5 years ago by markybx [ Reply ]

I would understand this comment (and it's 36 likes?) if it was from @potus but not RP

slandering wrote:

beautiful voice very much female but strange for my ears

Posted 5 years ago by clwguy [ Reply ]

You don't understand what she's saying
The music is foreign to your ears
Yet you find yourself swaying...

Posted 5 years ago by SeriousLee [ Reply ]

love this

Posted 5 years ago by a_genuine_find [ Reply ]

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!

Posted 5 years ago by jocelynsart [ Reply ]

slandering wrote:

beautiful voice very much female but strange for my ears

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!

Posted 6 years ago by rpdevotee [ Reply ]

beautiful voice very much female but strange for my ears

Posted 6 years ago by slandering [ Reply ]

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.

Posted 7 years ago by CoYoT51 [ Reply ]