Sydney-based Kurdish musicians Rasul Ghafur Nejad and Asrin Rajabi discuss their shared musical journey, from their early passion for music and formal studies in Australia to releasing their first album in 2017. They explain the inspiration behind their latest song, “Imaginary Horse,” describing its themes of love, hope and perseverance. The couple also reflect on the importance of Kurdish music as a way to preserve language, culture and identity, particularly for younger generations living away from Kurdistan. They see music as both a form of emotional expression and a way of keeping Kurdish heritage and identity alive in Australia.
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