SHAB joined on Zoom from Dallas to talk about her experience living in Iran and now as a refugee. According to her website: SHAB is an outspoken Iranian refugee living in America. In an Instagram post to her millions of fans about Iran, SHAB spoke out for the first time about how the Iranian Morality Police would harass her beautiful sisters: as no one was empowered to stop them. She remembers her brothers being kidnapped and held for ransom: simply because her family opposed the revolutionary regime. She remembers how pro-Khomeini forces persecuted her father and burned down his workplace: with her Dad dying of a heart attack in his early 50s from the stress that was brought to their doorstep. And she remembers his death leaving her mother with 13 kids to raise, without any help and during a horrifying revolution and social upheaval. In addition, SHAB is releasing this Friday the new music video & song SEXUAL that highlights feminine desire, power, and empowerment with each addictive beat set to ignite dance floors worldwide.The breakout single is helmed by Grammy-winning producer Damon Sharpe who also produces Ariana Grande and Jennifer Lopez. Known for her ear-worm combination of urban tilting songs, pop ballads, and dance-inducing knockouts, SHAB combines an eclectic mix of sonic effects and catchy dance-pop hooks to make energizing music effortless and memorable. She delivers a kaleidoscope of sound that goes hand-in-hand with her introspective and powerful lyrics partnered with her distinct yet unpredictable vocals, ultimately achieving a cultural ubiquity that few artists could hope to reach. A star across three continents, SHAB first gained attention in the Western Hemisphere during late 2020 as a "breakout star of the global pandemic," SHAB has registered three consecutive Number Two hits on the British commercial pop charts with her first three English language singles released during the 2020-21 COVID lockdown. Her February 2021 debut album, INFINITE LOVE, has been met with immediate critical acclaim, with her unique electronic dance sound typified as “an energizing Global Pop that is both effortless and memorable.” In addition to lighting the world on fire with her music, SHAB is also a mother of two. She first came to America by herself at age 14 as a refugee escaping the regime in Iran and learned English in America while working three jobs. After graduating college, SHAB attended law school but soon left to pursue writing and performing music full-time…and she has never looked back.