Golazin was born in Isfahan, Persia into a country in political turmoil, at war and with radical rules against female freedom. She showed an early interest in music as a result of seeing her uncle’s performances on TV from birth and she was influenced early by Western music including pop (Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez, Savage Garden, Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, Celine Dion and The Backstreet Boys) and traditional/folk music from Spain and Greece. Golazin begun singing and playing piano, santoor (dolcimer), dammam (Persian percussion) and flute and at nineteen joined Persia’s first girlband ‘Orkideh’ (Orchid). This resulted in touring in and around Persia performing on a regular basis and gaining a substantial fanbase.

Moving to London in 2006 she began studying for her Master and then PhD in Music Psychology and performing in the UK and France. More recently she has worked on her idea of combining her knowledge of Eastern music with the sounds of the West to create a new sound from the best of both worlds and raise awareness of Iran. Golazin can be found performing her own material and covers in and around London on a regular basis with her guitarist who has performed with Mariza one of the world’s best known Fado singers.