
J’ai eu d’la chance
The very first single, released in May 2025. On the cover, the map of Iran and the Arc de Triomphe meet: Tehran and Paris in a single embrace.
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Music has been part of my dreams since I was a little girl.
For many years, it remained something I loved from a distance. Then, about five years ago, I decided that I didn’t want it to remain just a dream.
I started writing, composing and singing my own songs.
There is something very different about music for me. When I model, I can express an emotion through an image or through movement. When I paint, I can express it through colours and shapes. But with music, I can put my feelings into words and give them a voice.
I have now recorded around ten original songs, with several of them available on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.
I am still developing and discovering my musical identity. I don’t see music as something separate from the rest of my creative life. It is another part of me and another way of sharing my emotions, my experiences and my story.

The very first single, released in May 2025. On the cover, the map of Iran and the Arc de Triomphe meet: Tehran and Paris in a single embrace.
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Clear French pop that shows its face. The heart leads the dance, and the voice does not ask permission.
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Released in March 2026. Ey Iran: “O Iran”. On the cover, a single tear, in gold.
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Sung in Persian. Hormoz takes its name from the strait that joins the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman: a narrow passage between two shores.
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