On his debut album, "Where Are We Now?", singer Atrin Madani interprets a selection of songs that have previously received little attention in jazz. Madani honors predecessors like Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett without imitating them. Instead, he confidently forges his own path, dedicating himself to a hand-picked selection of songs from the sophisticated singer/songwriter art of the 1970s that have previously remained unsung in jazz. The songs are personally important to Madani, and he associates them with memories of his childhood and his family. The album is a love letter to the magic of words and melodies that become narratives, creating cinematic panoramas of the soul.