ReyTune · United Fusion of Persia
MEHRĀZI. 44-Min Opus.
A 44-minute instrumental album in 12 connected movements uniting Persian Dastgāh melody, 432 Hz microtonal electric guitar, and progressive psychedelic rock.
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Choose your entry point into ReyTune — the 44-minute symphonic cycle, contemplative Persian modal colour, or heavy desert rock momentum. Browse all works in the Music Catalog →
MEHRĀZI
Out Now · 12 Movements · 432 Hz
Continuous symphonic rock opus uniting Shūr, Rāst-Panjgāh, Afshārī, Homāyūn, Abū-Atā, Dashtī, and Chahārgāh.
Mey-e Halâvar
Out Now · feat. Majid Zeidabadinejad
Afshārī-inspired Persian melodic colour carried by guitar, electronics, and cinematic dynamics.
OffShow Rock
Out Now · Dual Edition
Alternative and psychedelic rock shaped by amplifier grit, microtonal tension, and widescreen motion.
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The Story Behind the Sound
ReyTune is a Persian-rooted musical project and studio whose compositions bridge Persian Dastgāh modal systems with progressive rock, electronic architecture, and symphonic form.
Read Full Identity, Instrumentation & Studio Credits →Persian Modal Architecture
Dastgāh and Āvāz contours with quarter-tone Koron (-50¢) intervals form the structural backbone of every work.
Electric Rock Weight
Fender Stratocaster leads, bass guitar, and live drum dynamics give traditional modes physical scale.
432 Hz Studio Calibration
Calibrated to A4 = 432 Hz and mastered to -14.5 LUFS (-1.0 dBTP) for natural harmonic headroom.
Rhythmic Cycles
Classical Persian Chahārmezrāb and Reng meters reframed through contemporary rock momentum.
Documented Provenance
Every release is paired with transparent movement maps, tuning notes, and musicological essays.
Echo Journal & Listening Guides
Each essay connects a specific Persian musical concept — Dastgāh modes, microtonal AI analysis, or rhythmic cycles — directly to a ReyTune recording.
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Genre & Modal Guide · Connected to OffShow Rock
What Is Persian Psychedelic Rock?
From Dastgāh and melodic memory to psychedelic guitar texture and desert groove.
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Computational Musicology · Connected to MEHRĀZI
Can AI Understand Persian Music?
A closer look at cultural sound, microtonal Koron intervals, and the limits of 12-TET computational listening.
Read the essayRhythmic Deep Dive · Connected to Mey-e Halâvar
Four Strokes into the Future
Chahārmezrāb, Reng, and Tarab as living rhythmic frameworks for Persian psychedelic music.
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