Omid Saidi
Omid Saidi, born in Bushehr in 1995, is the songwriter for Otagh Band's "In the Oil Fields". He studied music at the Art & Architecture Faculty of Azad University in Tehran and is skilled in playing the piano and the ney-anban, a traditional southern Iranian bagpipe. Omid has made notable contributions to musical theater and was a finalist for Best Original Score at the 31st International Fajr Theatre Festival for the Funeral of the Ghosts on the Persian Sea.
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Ondor Bondor: A Single Continuous Take Music Video by Otagh
Ondor Bondor, Otagh Band's fusion of southern Iranian folk with electronic and rock, draws from Yazle, featuring 'call and response' in versatile expressions from celebrations to protests.
Dream Away with Me: Pallett + Aida Shahghasemi Live in London
After a string of successful concerts spanning Australia, Europe, and North America, Pallett is set to make their debut in London as part of their 2024 world tour titled "Ba Man Khial Kon."
When There Was No One: An Album by Mahdi Zamani
Listen to When No One Was There, the debut album by Mahdi Zamani. A powerful story of a god creating in solitude, driven by necessity rather than perfection. Listen now!