Anyone who knows me knows that I can't write without a good playlist. If you're interested in immersing yourself in the soundscape that has helped pen these words with a bit more ease, then you're more than welcome to stream these songs on your preferred platform. Some of these are mentioned in the story (*).
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Emel Mathlouthi — Holm (Dream)
this song kicked me right in the feels and ignited my imagination. It's a beautiful take on Aref's 1968 (1999) song Soultane Ghalbha by the talented Tunisian, Emel Mathlouthi.
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Kelsey Lu — Kindred I
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Kamasi Washington — Clair de Lune*
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Quiter Than Silence — Lullaby for the Travelling Child
for y'all who want to hear the sound of the ney.
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James Blake — Are You Even Real?
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Aurora — Murder Song (5, 4, 3, 2, 1)
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Isak Danielson — Ending
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Willow Smith — Female Energy pt. 2
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Lykke Li — Deep End (alt version)
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Googoosh — Harf* & Man Amadeam
The Iranian pop-diva is mentioned a few times in the beginning. These two song are just something I imagine Yashar's mother would've sung around the house when he was younger, idk.
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Eshgham
General Fiction[M/M] Frans Dahl and Yashar Alizadeh have been a steady couple for two years, but when your boyfriend is an enigmatic, tight-lipped dancer admired by thousands, doing things by the book isn't always on the cards. Communication is a struggle, made mo...
