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A nostalgic jazz house artist.
Parviz's self-titled debut album is slated for 2025, evoking the spirit of Iran's pre-revolutionary '70s music scene. The lead single "Azadeh" — a female given name symbolizing independence — nods to the recent "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement, with artwork by Rana Fadavi emphasizing its urgency. Piercing guitars and flowing detuned synthesizers create a dreamy, psychedelic atmosphere throughout the opus; DIY aesthetics and indie influences infuse each track with emotion and nostalgia, resulting in a debut that's both rooted in Persian culture and distinctly modern. "Azadeh" music video directed by Steph Hope (Stones Throw), album mastering by Katie Tavini (Arlo Parks, Los Bitchos).
Parviz creates a blend of Persian indie-funk, jazz house, and psych-funk, infusing modern sounds with influences from Iran's 1970s music scene.
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Parviz is a French-Persian producer, drawing on his heritage to create his distinctive sound.