His parents are from Kurdistan, Iran.His family emigrated to Mashhad, he finished his education in Mashhad currently.
Mohsen Chavoshi began his music career after he finished school and military service.
His 2008 album Ye Shakhe Niloufar (a lotus sprout) received permission to be released legally. The CD later became the biggest legally sold CD within Iran by selling over one million legal non-bootleg copies sold. In "yek Shakheh Niloofar", alongside his new producer, Mohammad reza Ahari, Chavoshi experimented with a new style that was more towards the rock music genre while including traditional Persian instruments. In 2010, Chavoshi made his new album "Jakat" (Jacket) which had many more up-tone, passionate melodies and lyrics. The album started with an upbeat melody in the style of "Bandari" with southern Iranian dialect which caused a small shock to his listeners
Chavoshi produced the majority of the songs on the album while the professional producer Shahab Akbari produced two and Ahari produced three.
Connected
Mohsen Chavoshi Lyrics
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آن منست او هی مبریدش
آب منست او نان منست او
مثل ندارد باغ امیدش
باغ و جنانش آب روانش
سرخی سیبش سبزی بیدش
متصلست او معتدلست او
شمع دلست او پیش کشیدش
آن منست او هی مبریدش
آب منست او نان منست او
مثل ندارد باغ امیدش
باغ و جنانش آب روانش
سرخی سیبش سبزی بیدش
متصلست او معتدلست او
شمع دلست او پیش کشیدش
هر که ز غوغا وز سر سودا
سر کشد این جا سر ببریدش
عام بیاید خاص کنیدش
خام بیاید هم بپزیدش
باغ و جنانش آب روانش
سرخی سیبش سبزی بیدش
متصلست او معتدلست او
شمع دلست او پیش کشیدش
جان منست او هی مزنیدش
آن منست او هی مبریدش
آب منست او نان منست او
مثل ندارد باغ امیدش
باغ و جنانش آب روانش
سرخی سیبش سبزی بیدش
متصلست او معتدلست او
شمع دلست او پیش کشیدش
The lyrics of "Connected" by Mohsen Chavoshi describe a sense of unity and connection with nature, as well as a sense of peace and balance within oneself. The first half of the song describes the vital role that nature plays in sustaining human life: "His soul is woven into the wheat, his soul is in the flour, his soul is in the water, like he has no hope garden." The garden and heaven are described as having flowing water, red apples, and green vines, all of which evoke a feeling of natural abundance and beauty.
The second half of the song seems to shift its focus to human relationships and urges listeners to come together in unity: "Whoever comes from the noise and the hustle, they will lose their head here." The lyrics suggest that people should come together in a peaceful and harmonious way, cooking and enjoying meals together. The song ends with the repetition of the first verse, emphasizing the message of connection and unity.
Overall, "Connected" is a beautiful and evocative song that celebrates the connection between human beings and the natural world, as well as the importance of human connection and relationships.
Line by Line Meaning
جان منست او هی مزنیدش
He cherishes his soul and protects it with care
آن منست او هی مبریدش
He loves his moments and enjoys them with passion
آب منست او نان منست او
He values his basic needs and never takes them for granted
مثل ندارد باغ امیدش
He knows that his hopes and dreams are unique and cannot be compared to anything else
باغ و جنانش آب روانش
His paradise is full of flowing water and greenery, a peaceful and calming place
سرخی سیبش سبزی بیدش
He enjoys the beauty of nature, whether it's the redness of the apple or the greenness of the willow tree
متصلست او معتدلست او
He is always balanced, connected to his inner self and at peace with his surroundings
شمع دلست او پیش کشیدش
He leads with his heart, shining a light of hope and love for others to follow
هر که ز غوغا وز سر سودا
No matter who is causing chaos or causing him pain
سر کشد این جا سر ببریدش
He lifts his head up high and moves forward with determination and purpose
عام بیاید خاص کنیدش
He welcomes all, but makes each one feel special and unique
خام بیاید هم بپزیدش
He can turn even the roughest and toughest situations into something beautiful and delicious
Writer(s): mohsen chavoshi, rumi
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