Music Composer, Setar ,Piano, Electronic Atmosphere, Mix And Production by Houman Esmailian . Kamancheh And Alto by hassan Khodayinia . Oud by Payam Bahirayi Ney by Saeed Mirzahoseyini The idea that the behavior in harmony with the Dharma (the inherent legality of the world) is the mission and duty of each individual originates from ancient Indian and Persian texts, and these texts bring human happiness in harmony with the fundamental order of the world (Ordin or Asha) And fulfill the demands of this fundamental order of the world.

This song is about two people who struggle with the moment after a fight. You can hide and give up each other or you can try to find a way to break through the isolated atmosphere and communicate. In my opinion many relationships - no matter if it's between lovers or family members or friends - get destroyed in cause of the inability to face disagreements, apologize and open up. It seems easier to simply run away. But let us take more responsibility and trust each other.

This song is about accepting another person with the whole inner life and being like a pale canvas for this person, free to receive all these emotions in colors. In this song the main emotions switch between fear and relieve. One of the big matters in life is probably learning how to hold back the own ego and realize what or who is in front of us. Tolerance and acceptance have never been more important than in these days. Many people need help and we should give each other a hand, a shoulder or even a chest to paint on.

This is an audio "portrait" of the first appearance of Love. I’ve had a melody, that I recorded as a sample and sent it to Anat asking to listen to it and if she had an idea for words. Then I thought that it will be nice to have an instrument that is not expected in this musical environment. I started research and came across Kamancheh player Hassan Khodayinia. I asked him if he wants to participate, and he generously agreed. A week later I had several optional tracks from him. Interesting how passion can be expressed in so many ways.

It takes four elements to create a human life. God created the soul from fire and air, and then created the body from water and earth. I have illustrated these elements musically, choosing setar, flute and kamanche. I dedicate this music to the world.

Houman writes: The piece “Cocoons Fly” is a metaphor for the liberation of human beings from their inner and outer imprisonment. I hope everyone will be able to feel the inner freedom when hearing this music. I have great appreciation for the beautiful duduk and bansuri performances of the accomplished musician Sandro Friedrich, and also many thanks to Hassan Khodayinia for playing the kamanche so magnificently.