The music from My Sunset-Land ROJAVA is used as a musical excerpts to accompany the After the Fall podcast which is produced by the Canadian freelanced journalist Virginia Li.
“We talk to the musical duo, which is made up of Shahriyar Jamshidi on the Kurdish Kamanche and Raphael Weinroth-Browne on cello. They are playing tonight at Red Bird Live.”
In this conversation, he performs several improvisations and he introduces us to the spiked fiddle,
With only a single instrument in play, the sound is generally sparse, which bolsters its intimate quality.
Jamshidi outlines the album’s narrative: “In my story, Kamancheh is a nomad Kurdish girl who crosses boundaries; between her stops, the new songs are born.
