Dihaj is an electronic music collective from Baku, Azerbaijan formed in 201… Read Full Bio ↴Dihaj is an electronic music collective from Baku, Azerbaijan formed in 2014. Initially a one-man-band Dihaj expanded as Anar (guitar, synth) and Ali (drums, percussion, fx) joined the project. “We all come from completely different musical backgrounds, so our sound is quite eclectic. That’s why we’ve never really been interested in trying to pinpoint the genre of the music we play. Just play what seems right and leave the rest to the listeners, right?” – says lead vocalist Diana. Despite this, Dihaj has been already labeled by its growing fanbase as “an experimental doom pop band” for its ethereal, dark sound, its post-rock guitar riffs, semi-acoustic drum set and atmospheric vocals. Dihaj broke through with their 2014 single “I Break Again” co-written by Diana and world famous jazz pianist Isfar Sarabsky. In 2015 the band covered “Geceler Kechir”, a 90-ies pop song written by renowned Azerbaijani composer Eldar Mansurov. Their recent single “Complain” is one of the tracks from their upcoming debut LP album and a special vinyl edition, which will include “Complain” and “All Different Things”.

Festivals:
2015 « Women in Paradise» Amsterdam, Netherlands
2015 « Kulturos Naktis» Vilnius, Lithuania
2016 « Caucasian Music Award Phoenix» Tbilisi, Georgia
2016 « Tbilisi Open Air Alter/Vision» Tbilisi, Georgia

Rainbow
DiHaj Lyrics

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While I see this light in one side
You sell all colors bright
That′s me buying

I wanna talk to you
I gotta talk to you
Don't know how
Don′t know why

True oooh
You oooh

While I see this light in one side
You sell all colors bright
That's me buying

I wanna talk to you
I gotta talk to you
Don't know how
Don′t know why

Oooooh
Oooooh

I wanna talk to you
I gotta talk to you
Don′t know how
Don't know why

True oooh
You oooh

True oooh
You oooh

Overall Meaning

In the song "Rainbow" by DiHaj, the singer seems to be captivated by someone who is selling the colors of the rainbow. The singer sees one side of the light, but is attracted to the vendor's ability to sell all colors bright. The repetition of "I wanna talk to you, I gotta talk to you" suggests that the singer is trying to connect with the vendor, but feels unsure of how to approach them. The use of "True" and "You" at the end of the chorus adds emphasis to the singer's desires to communicate with the vendor, perhaps in hopes of finding a deeper connection.

The lyrics of the song can be interpreted in a number of ways. It's possible that the song is just about an attraction between two people, with the rainbow colors representing the ups and downs of a relationship. It's also possible that the rainbow represents something else entirely, like a sense of hope or happiness that the singer is seeking. Regardless of the exact meaning behind the lyrics, there is a sense of longing and desire throughout the song.

Line by Line Meaning

While I see this light in one side
Although I have limited perspective, I can see some form of illumination.

You sell all colors bright
You present all the opportunities and possibilities in a very captivating manner.

That's me buying
I am convinced and willing to take the risk.

I wanna talk to you
There is a strong desire to communicate with you.

I gotta talk to you
It is crucial that I speak with you.

Don't know how
I am uncertain about how to initiate the conversation.

Don't know why
I am uncertain about the purpose of the conversation.

True oooh
Expressing genuine emotions.

You oooh
Referring to the person that the desire to talk to is directed at.

Writer(s): Dihaj

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