Ahmad Shamlu, not primarily known as a musician, was a towering figure in the realm of Persian literature and one of Iran's most influential poets of the twentieth century. Born on December 12, 1925, and passing away on July 23, 2000, his poetry was deeply rooted in social issues, showcasing a profound commitment to human rights and political freedom. Shamlu’s work was marked by a unique modernism, and he was adept at employing evocative imagery and an open structure in his verses that reflected his desire for societal change.

Although he is better associated with literature, the titles listed above suggest that his work has transcended the boundaries of written word and found a new medium of expression, possibly through musical adaptations or albums that portray his poetry recitations. Given this context, these albums such as "Back Then, We Also Had Been" and "Ayda Dar Ayeneh" likely serve as a collection of his poetry delivered through aural narratives. Shamlu's enduring legacy not only continues in Iran but extends globally, as his passionate voice and artistry resonate through a modern reinterpretation of his works that continue to inspire and provoke thought.

Genres

Classic Persian Pop

Persian Poetry

Persian Traditional

Latest Release

Back Then, We Also Had Been, Vol. 8

Hesam Inanlou•

Ahmad Shamlu

Single - Released August 16, 2023