Persian hip hop is an evocative musical genre that represents the convergence of traditional Middle Eastern melodicism with the street-smart aesthetic of contemporary hip hop. Cultivated in the diaspora and the urban corners of Iran, it merges Farsi lyrical prowess with bold, rhythmic beats, often incorporating elements of classical Persian music such as the santur and tar. The subjects range from social issues to personal narratives, frequently voicing the struggles and aspirations of youth in Iran's restrictive socio-political climate. Artists like Amirali A2, Taham, and Paya, pioneer sounds that are at once defiant and introspective, blending oriental samples with modern production techniques, thus creating a transnational dialogue that resonates with Iranian identity and global hip hop culture.

Neshoonie Mano Bekhah

Parsalip

Single - Released March 5, 2025