Azad, 23-year-old native of Santa Monica, California, holds a degree in Political Science from UC Irvine. However, he is no stranger to the music industry, as he has been rapping since the age of 14 and learned to play both piano and violin at an early age. Starting as a spoken word artist, Azad takes after his father, Majid Naficy, a well-known poet in the Iranian community. Azad was one of three artists to be selected by adidas in 2010 for an international spoken word campaign. He was chosen after being discovered while performing at a Def Jam rap star videogame release party. He then went on to open for Method Man and Redman in 2010. The end of 2011 was a busy one for Azad, as he opened for UK Pop Sensation Tinie Tempah, Hip-Hop veterans Phonte & 9th Wonder and West Coast representers Jay Rock and Kendrick Lamar. His personal philosophy is “aspire to inspire.” This has been molded by his personal inspiration and hero, his father, whom Azad refers to as the “epitome of perseverance.” When Azad was in 6th grade his father went blind but he never allowed his disability to grant him an advantage or stand in the way of his ambition. His musical inspirations come from artists such as Nas, Tupac and Jay-Z whom he regards as icons in the hip-hop world. Azad, meaning “freedom” in Farsi, was named after the element his parents did not have after being exiled from Iran. He has clearly lived up to his name by not letting any obstacles hold him back from achieving his goals. His most recent achievement being the completion and release of his debut EP, A Piece of Mine, in February 2011. Azad feels most alive when on stage performing and plans to kick off a nationwide tour following the release of his much-anticipated mixtape, The Time is Right in September. quelle: azad right.com discographie: azad right - a piece of mine azad right - the time is right 3 videos:
diesen sommer kommt dann noch "The Time Is Right: Deluxe Edition". für mich einer der vielversprechendsten newcomer des letzten jahres. bin schon gespannt wie es mit dem weiter geht.
spiderwebs feier ich auch sehr, groesstenteils aber halt wegen dem beat/sample darauf wuerde fast jeder rapper gut kommen. hatte den typ mal vor einigen monaten mal in fb geliked aber nicht weiter verfolgt. der postet alle paar wochen mal das spiderwebs video
jetzt hat er bei der Kollegah/Boss Sache n Schlussstrich gezogen da kommt der nächste Azad Biter um die Ecke.
Azad Right hat so viel mit dem deutschen Azad zu tun wie Kool Savas mit gelungenen Wortspielen......absolut nichts.
Nicht mal so scheiße der Typ. Wenn man aber so liest von wegen Politiker und die Nerdbrille sieht und allgemein diesen Hipsterjungen könnte man schon kotzen.
Probz an Reisi für den Thread, kannte Azad Right vorher nicht. Kommt sehr fresh rüber, klingt alles astrein ausproduziert und der Rap stimmt auch, sein Hipsteraussehen ist da zweitrangig.
Darum gehts net mal so. Der Typ ist irgendwie n ganz schöner Homofürst. Oder würde n normaler Mann so n tief ausgeschnittenes T-Shirt tragen?