Iranian women have not been permitted to sing solo in public since the 1979 Iranian Revolution - Together, vocalist Maliheh Moradi and Iranian composer Ehsan Matoori capture the struggles of being a female musician born in Iran - With their collaboration, they acknowledge the sorrow, suffering and fight for freedom against the injustices that underrepresented communities endure - Inspired by the personal memoirs of Maliheh's life, Ehsan converts the multitude of emotions into captivating traditional Iranian compositions, controversially highlighting the beauty of Maliheh's voice.

Artists

Ehsan Matoori, Maliheh Moradi, Ali jafaripouyan, Milad Alemi, Sohrab Bahremandi, Mehrdad Alemi, Dara Daraei, Pasha Hanjani, Mohammad Shabani, Mike Block, Azad Mirzapour, Homayoun Nasir, Meisam Marvasti, Hossein Behroozinia, Hamidreza Yousefi, Behnam Abolghasem, Yahya Alkhansa, Pourang Pourshirazi, Homayoun Nasiri, Aidan Ahmadinejad, Hailey Walterman, Tehran Vocapella