Liraz has taken her shimmering electro-pop underground. She?s turned it into something dangerous and even more beautiful than before. For her second album, Zan (?Women? in Farsi), the Israeli - Persian singer collaborated online with composers and musicians from Iran. Everything had to be secretive to avoid the gaze of Tehran?s mullahs and secret police. Zan, Liraz insists, is the second chapter of the story that began with Naz. But it?s also one that stands alone. This is underground music in the very best sense, true political pop with names withheld for safety. Clandestine collaborations that started in the shadows but burst out of the speakers in a mix of traditional Persian instruments alongside club beats and call-to-action melodies.
Tracks:
1. Zan Bezan
2. Injah
3. Dolate Eshg
4. Joon Joon
5. Shab Gerye
6. Mastam
7. Bia Bia
8. Hala
9. Nafas
10. Lalai
