این قطعات در فاصلة زمانی سالهای ۸۹ تا ۹۲ ساخته شدهاند. The Piece Semiromi was recorded at Paeez Studio in 2011 and the piece کاشفان was recorded at Kargadan Studio in 2014. The other three pieces are recorded with Kargardan StudioEquipment at home in 2015.
قطعات این آلبوم در دو مرحله ساخته و ضبط شدند. مختوم که قطعهای است متشکل از سه بخش ( اپیزود ) و بیشترین زمان این مجموعه را به خود اختصاص داده، در تابستان ۹۰ ساخته و در اواخر پاییز در استودیو بل تهران ضبط شد. Makhtoom that is a track consist of three parts and has taken utmost time of the collection was made in summer 2011 and recorded at Bell Studio at late autumn. ۵۷ و تختهبند قطعاتی هستند برای آنسامبل ایرانی و به لحاظ صدادهی دارای شخصیتی که در گروه شورا شکل گرفت، این دو قطعه نیز در تابستان ۹۱ در استودیو کرگدن تهران ضبط شدند.
Pouyan Mansouri, a composer and musician specializing in the Tar, Setar, and Tombak, was born and is based in Tehran. He grew up surrounded by traditional Persian music, gradually expanding his interest toward experimental and contemporary sounds. With a formal education in Tar performance, Pouyan’s foundation lies in classical Persian music. However, he has always been interested in exploring beyond traditional boundaries, seeking new sonic possibilities.
In 2014, at the age of 25, he released his debut album, مختوم. While it draws on Persian classical roots, the album reflects his exploration of a more modern approach. Since then, he has released three more albums—one full-length and two shorter works—all instrumental, offering a fresh perspective compared to mainstream Persian music.
His early pieces, like سَر, بیبار and Sole are characterized by complex, polyphonic textures, creating rich, layered soundscapes. Over time, with albums like پَس and the most recently released album From, his style evolved towards minimalism, emphasizing simplicity and space in his music.
Noted for vivid imagery and storytelling, Pouyan’s compositions invite listeners on emotional journeys, where each piece tells its own story. Currently, he’s working on three new collections, experimenting further with unconventional sounds, electronic music, and percussion, aiming to create a deeper connection with his audience.