Azar Oakland, California
Fronted and constructed by female vocalist Jasmin Moosavi, Jasmin has cultivated her unique brand of upbeat psychedelic rock
to form the band Azar.
Azar released its first EP "Chorus of Woes" in 2019 which contains four biographical songs, traversing the experience of heartbreak to finding love again.
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