Tanbe10
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Tehran, Iran |
| Genres | Hip-hop |
| Years active | 2007-present |
| Labels | Mishnasi Maro Records, Divar Records |
| Associated acts | Atour, Sogand, Zedbazi, Alireza JJ, Babak Tighe, Hichkas, TM Bax, Salome MC, Ghogha, Sogand, Khalvat, Pishro |
| Website | https://www.instagram.com/Tanbe10.Official/ |
| Members | Nabilety, Amir Aemha, Ali10, Mehdi Alpha, Reza Moty, Pooria Sharlatan |
| Past members | Parham Sezar, Amir Khalvat, Justina |
Tanbe10[1] (abbreviated as TB10) (Persian: Tan-be-dah – تن به 10), meaning "One Against 10", is an underground Iranian hip hop group from Tehran, formed by Nabilety, Amir Aemha, Mehdi Alpha, Ali10 and his brother Reza Moty and is part of the late first-generation of gangsta rap in Iran,[2][3][4] a sort of an artistic rebellion, as producing western style music and even more "rap" are prohibited acts in Iran since the 1979 revolution.[5][6][7]
The general theme of their songs includes self-praise and the description of their current mood which is a representation of the Iranian modern society. In contradiction with old school hip-hop artists, all of the group members hold at least a post-graduate degree and even some are at a Phd level which results in the use of scientific words and expressions in their lyrics, setting them apart from other conventional hip-hop artists in the country.[2][8]
Apart from their group gangsta songs, the group is best known for the introduction of talents such as Justina and Amir Khalvat and their beef story with Erfan and Tik Taak band in 2012 followed by multiple diss songs[9] and interviews.[10][11]
As of October 2016, Tanbe10 consisted of former members and Pooria Sharlatan.[4]
History[edit]
From alliance to independence (2006-2007)[edit]
Tanbe10's debut album "Artesh-e Tanbe10",[12] meaning "The Army of Tanbe10" was released in 2007 as an alliance between several Persian gangsta rappers and bands from within the country and abroad including Aemha (Opposite Kingkong band, Germany), Alpha and Moty (Segam band, Iran), Shahinloo, Ali Sufi, Shah MC and Apachi (TM band, Denmark), Mammoth, Tetis (PK Busta band, Iran) and Ali10 (Iran).[4]
After this collaboration and well received feedbacks, some of the members decided to quit their former groups to form Tanbe10 as an independent band.[4]
Divar Records (2007-2008)[edit]
The newly formed group caught the attention of Divar Records founder Ehsan Atour that led them to joining the label alongside famous artists such as Bahram Nouraei, Babak Tighe, Nimosh and Suchmeh in the same year[13][14][15][16] and the release of single tracks like Divar-e Beton and the massive collaboration club hit with the then reformed TM band, entitled Dokhtar-e Bandar.[17]
The first come back and new members (2008-2009)[edit]
In 2008, the band decided to part ways with Divar Records for personal reasons and conflicts within the group and went silent for about 6 months before coming back with the single track Bargashtim followed by several other well received single tracks. In the same year, the band added two new members Parham Sezar and Pooria Sharlatan through a nomination process and they were introduced to fans with the hit single Bye Bye.[18]
The bright year (2010-2011)[edit]
2010 was also a bright year for the band with Amir Khalvat joining the team as a new member and the release of the massive hit, Dast Too Jib, a gangsta rap song about enjoying life in Tehran which they dedicated to Zedbazi, a Persian hip-hop pioneer band they admired, following their retirement from music rumors earlier that year.[19]
Khalvat separated from the group shortly after, to pursue his musical career as an independent artist.[20]
Artesh-e Tanbe10 contest (2011-2012)[edit]
After major success in underground musical activities and good past experiences with young talents, Tanbe10 decided to organize a series of competitions to introduce new talents in singing and music production entitled Artesh-e Tanbe10 and TanbeBeat respectively and started their own label "Mishnasi-Maro Records" inspired by their famous slogan Mishnasi Maro (Persian: Mishnāsi Māro, می شناسی مارو) meaning You Know Us.[4]
Arteshe Tanbe10 Vol2 was the single track that featured the 10 winners of the competition.[21] It was released in 2011 and was very well received leading to the Introduction of the singer, songwriter and rapper girl, Justina as the first official member of Mishnasi Maro Records, not only defying political rules against underground rap production but also religious ones which precisely restrict women from singing publicly.[22][23]
TanbeBeat contest for music producers was also a hit, featuring best Iranian hip-hop producers of the time, Atour and Alireza JJ as juries.[24] The latter also produced one of the most famous hit singles of the band Hamine ke Hast in 2011. The second year of Artesh-e Tanbe10 contest was cancelled in final stages due to security problems caused for some of the last year's winners in Iran which led to the discontinuity of both talent seeking contests but H-beatz (Hamid Shekari's pseudonym) was the winner as the mentioned.[4]
The diss year (2012-2013)[edit]
In 2012, after a series of Facebook comments and insults from one of Tik Taak band's members followed by some of the Paydar alliance members regarding Tanbe10, the group released the hit single diss track "Are!" The grudge caused massive reactions online and was mentioned especially in TV interviews such as GemTV's Cold Spray and AAAmusic's Persian Paparazzi interviews with Erfan, the leader of Paydar alliance.[10][11] Later that year, Paydar responded with Ye Vajab Az Ma that was followed by the diss track Lol from Tanbe10. This contention is one of the most famous beef stories of Iranian gangsta rap and the two diss tracks from Tanbe10 are usually cited as best diss tracks of Persian hip-hop.[9]
The second come back (2013-present)[edit]
In 2013, the band went off silent again after the separation of Sezar and Sharlatan from the group and due to personal involvements of the now older band members.[25]
After two years, Tanbe10 came back to the hip-hop scene with the 6.3.3 title alongside other famous artists on the "Ampoule album" from 13 Company in 2015 which was played more that 300 thousand times as of October 2016.[26] A few months later the return of Sharlatan to the group was celebrated with another single, Kar-e Maas.[27]
Discography[edit]
Tanbe10's musical career comprises memorable tracks such as Bazi Tatil, Bachehaye Bad, Hamine Ke Hast, Lol, Are, Divert, Dast too Jib, Taze Dare Khosh Migzare, Baham Bashim, Ba To Khoobam, Nagoo Dire and several collaborations from featured songs to music productions including artists like Sogand, Alireza JJ, Amir Khalvat, Justina, Mojan YZ, Tm Bax, Nima Nimosh, Satrap, Janjal, Saeed Kermani, Pionna, Ghogha and Salome MC.[28]
Studio albums[edit]
| Title | Year | Lead artists | Featuring artists | Producers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arteshe Tanbe10 | 2007 | Tanbe10 | Amir Aemha, Reza Moty | |
| Rahbare Rap | 2007 | Ali10 | Sogand, Reza Moty, Amir Aemha, Mehdi Alpha | |
| Dahak | 2018 | Tanbe10 |
Single tracks[edit]
- Team works
| Title | Lead artists | Featuring artists | Producers | Year |
| Jashne Album | Tanbe10 | - | 2007 | |
| Phantom | Tanbe10 | - | ||
| Poole Ma | Tanbe10 | You Don’t Know Cover | ||
| Shabe To Va Man | Tanbe10 | Persiano | Amir Aemha | |
| Divare Beton | Tanbe10 | - | ||
| F.M.P | Tanbe10 | Mashkook | - | |
| Bargashtim | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | 2008 | |
| Bye Bye | Tanbe10 | Nabilety (TM Bax) | ||
| Eshghaye Chati | Tanbe10 | Nabilety & Alibi (TM Bax) | ||
| Shomare Nemidi | Tanbe10 | Sogand | Basta Cover | |
| 4 Zabune Zende | Tanbe10 | - | 2009 | |
| Asire Negah | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | ||
| Mane Divoone | Tanbe10 | Saeed Kermani | Reza Moty | |
| Bazi Tatil | Tanbe10 | - | 2010 | |
| Dast Too Jib | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | ||
| Baham Bashim | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Raftim Bala (Unofficial Release) | Tanbe10 | Armin | ||
| Rahemoon Jodas | Tanbe10 | Mehdi Alpha | ||
| Ru Ab Deraz Bekeshim | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Bachehaye Bad | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | 2011 | |
| Baham Bashim (Remix) | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Bia Baham Mast Shim | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Cellulaye HipHopi | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Hamine Ke Hast | Tanbe10 | Alireza JJ (Intro) | Alireza JJ | |
| Nagoo Dire | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | ||
| Tanbalim | Tanbe10 | Justina | Parham Sezar | 2012 |
| Are! | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Taze Dare Khosh Migzare | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Lol | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| Ba To Khoobam | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | 2013 | |
| Bebakhsh Mano | Tanbe10 | Justina | Parham Sezar | |
| Divert | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | ||
| Faze Ma | Tanbe10 | Mojan YZ | Parham Sezar | |
| Begoo Salam Tehran | Tanbe10 | Parham Sezar | ||
| 6.3.3 | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty | 2015 | |
| Kare Mast | Tanbe10 | Reza Moty |
- Solo works
| Title | Lead artists | Featuring artists | Producer | Year |
| Arbab Too Joob | Amir Aemha | Mammoth | 2007 | |
| Mano Bebakhsh | Ali10 | Christina Aguilera (Sampled) | Hurt sampled by Reza Moty | |
| Marg o Zendegi | Mehdi Alpha | - | 2008 | |
| Zirzamin | Mehdi Alpha | Nimosh | Reza Moty | |
| Del Pore | Pooria Sharlatan | Armin | 2009 | |
| Asemune Del | Amir Khalvat | Parham Sezar | 2010 | |
| Bargaye Paeez | Amir Khalvat | Mat | ||
| In Rooza | Parham Sezar | Parham Sezar | ||
| Shahre Man | Pooria Sharlatan | Reza Moty | 2011 | |
| Attention | Parham Sezar | Brap | Parham Sezar | 2012 |
| Mimoonam | Reza Moty | Ali Sarbaz | - | 2013 |
| Beshkan Hame Dar Haro | Parham Sezar | Parham Sezar | ||
| Soozhehaye Man | Parham Sezar | Spleen | ||
| Shhh! | Parham Sezar | Parham Sezar | ||
| Bode5om | Amir Aemha | Evin, Goriz (Jadugaran) | - | 2015 |
| Samte Man | Mehdi Alpha | Hamid Shekari | 2016 |
- As featuring artists
| Title | Lead artists | Featuring artists | Producer | Year |
| Tafrih (Remix) | Janjal | Tanbe10 | Janjal | 2007 |
| Bandari | TM Bax | Amir Aemha | Nabilety (TM Bax) | |
| Daro Naband | TM Bax | Amir Aemha | Nabilety (TM Bax) | |
| Gavo Gusfand (Divare Beton Remix) | Prince P | Tanbe10 | - | |
| Naro | Majid SD | Tanbe10 | Majid SD | |
| Saat Saanie Daghighe | Renza | Tanbe10 | - | |
| Bazigare | Pionna | Tanbe10 | Killa Cover | 2008 |
| Mahaleye Man | Maf | Tanbe10 | Asatid | |
| Toro Mikham | Nimosh | Reza Moty | Reza Moty | 2009 |
| Bodo Donbale Bazit | Satrap | Tanbe10 | Satrap | 2010 |
| Melodica | Brap | Parham Sezar | Parham Sezar | 2013 |
| Daro Beband | AmirAli Sniff | Tanbe10 | Freez | 2017 |
Production history[edit]
| Title | Lead artists | Featuring artists | Producer | Year |
| Makhlooghe Ziba | Ghogha | Salome MC | Reza Moty | 2007 |
| Khalezanak Bazi | Sogand | Reza Moty | 2009 | |
| Arteshe Tanbe10 Vol02 | 1st Arteshe Tanbe10 Contest Winners | Parham Sezar | 2011 | |
| Negah | Justina | Reza Moty | 2013 | |
| Ghablo Bad | Justina | Reza Moty | 2014 |
References[edit]
- ↑ "TanBe10 (TB10) (@tanbe10.official) • Instagram photos and videos". www.instagram.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "دانلود آهنگهای روز دنیا - Interview With Tanbe10". rapmusician.mihanblog.com. Retrieved 2016-12-01.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 "Tanbe10". rapsun.com. Retrieved 2016-10-24.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 "Tanbe10 | Facebook". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ "The Dangers of Iranian Hip-Hop | The Generation". the-generation.net. Retrieved 2016-12-01.
- ↑ Spicee (2016-03-03). "La rappeuse qui défie les mollahs". spicee.com. Retrieved 2016-12-01.
- ↑ Rastovac, Heather (2009). "Contending with Censorship: The Underground Music Scene in Urban Iran" (PDF). Intersections. 10: 59–82.
- ↑ WR (2013-01-01). "Interview: Sharlatan From Tanbe 10". What, RAP Blog. Retrieved 2016-12-01.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 "23 دیس جنجالی رپ فارس(بخونید جالبه) 1. ديس صامت 1 و 2 توسط ساسي مانکن." facenama.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Shahdad Paydar (2012-05-21), Cold Spray InterView With Erfan Paydar.mp4, retrieved 2016-10-22
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Persian Paparazzi (2015-05-16), Persian Paparazzi with ERFAN PAYDAR, retrieved 2016-10-22
- ↑ "Tanbe10 - Arteshe tanbe10". rapsun.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ "تشکل دیوار :: رپناک". rapnak.blog.ir. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ Alire Za (2007-09-29), Divar Records, retrieved 2016-10-24
- ↑ Alire Za (2007-09-29), Divar Records, retrieved 2016-12-03
- ↑ "دانلود پادکست های رادیو دیوار از آدرس جدید وبلاگ رپ بیست لوکس بلاگ | RapBist.Loxblog.com". www.rapbist.loxblog.com. Retrieved 2016-12-03.
- ↑ tiami20 (2008-05-28), TM Bax Dokhtare Bandar, retrieved 2016-10-22
- ↑ "بیوگرافی گروه تن به 10 :: رپ صدا | بزرگترین وب رپ | دانلود آهنگ جدید رپ". myrap3da.blog.ir. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ "آهنگ جدید گروه تن به 10 - دست تو جیب + (نظرسنجی) - صفحه 16". www.rapsongportal.info. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ امید. "پاشو وایستا". stopboy.blogfa.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ "Justina - Festival Paris Hip Hop". Festival Paris Hip Hop (in français). Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ Spicee (2016-02-22). "La rappeuse qui défie les mollahs". spicee.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ "When singing is a revolutionary act: the women challenging Iran's fear of female creativity". www.newstatesman.com. Retrieved 2016-12-01.
- ↑ "Tanbe10 - Timeline | Facebook". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ WR (2013-12-10). "جدایی سزار و شارلاتان از گروه تن به ۱۰". What, RAP Blog. Retrieved 2016-10-22.
- ↑ "Tanbe10 - 6-3-3". Radio Javan. Retrieved 2016-10-24.
- ↑ "Tanbe10 - Kaare Maas". Radio Javan. Retrieved 2016-10-24.
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 28.3 28.4 "tanbe10 Search - RadioJavan.com". www.radiojavan.com. Retrieved 2016-10-24.
- ↑ "Tanbe10 – 'Rahbare Rap' MP3 | Zaktoo.com". zaktoo.com. Retrieved 2016-11-09.
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