Альбомы исполнителя
Voyeurs in the Dark
2022 · альбом
It's Never Too Late to Lose Your Life
2022 · сингл
Watching
2022 · сингл
Voyeurs in the Dark
2022 · сингл
Sad and Beautiful World
2021 · сингл
Viewfinder (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2020 · альбом
Studio 13 Session Live at Revolution Recordings
2019 · Мини-альбом
To Live Alone in That Long Summer
2014 · альбом
Notes to an Absent Lover
2009 · альбом
Just More Drugs
2006 · Мини-альбом
My Life In Rooms
2006 · альбом
Barzin
2003 · альбом
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Биография
The Barzin project is the creation of singer-songwriter and keyboard player Barzin Hosseini (b. Canada). Hosseini had been dabbling in solo work for the best part of a decade before inaugurating Barzin at the start of the new millennium. Walter Kofman (keyboards), Brett Higgins (double bass), Sam Cino (drums) and Lewis Melville (pedal steel) added instrumental support on 2003’s self-released debut album, which was later re-released via the Canadian independent label Where Are My Records. The blend of post-rock textures and acoustic instrumentation was atmospheric and insinuatingly melodic, while Hosseini’s delicate vocals and economical lyrics added an intriguing air of mystery. The 2006 follow-up, My Life In Rooms, featured additional musicians including Great Lake Swimmers’ Tony Dekker (guitar), Mike Findlay (guitar), Suzanne Hancock (drums) and Karen Graves (strings). The album was even more eclectic than its predecessor, with the use of unusual instrumentation such as French horn and vibraphone creating an expansive feel that was redolent of the Tindersticks and Mojave 3. The following year’s mini-album, Just More Drugs, featured a cover version of the former band’s ‘Mistakes’ alongside live material and a new song ‘Queen Jan’.