Persian-American singer-songwriter SHAB has returned with her euphoric new single, “Best Of All Time,” an electropop celebration that treats shared joy as an act of absolute courage. Having escaped fundamentalism in Iran as a child, she carries an undercurrent of hard-won resilience into modern club music, using her platform to champion women’s freedom while crafting soaring disco-pop escapism.
The track wastes no time finding its pulse. Driven by fast-paced, punchy rhythms, the production snaps with crisp, staccato sequences that climb steadily until a sweeping riser drops into a bouncy, syncopated hook. It is built for communal release.
Rather than wallowing in solitary hesitation, the song explores the spark of a transformative bond the kind of rare, illuminating connection with a lover, friend, or confidant that dissolves self-doubt and turns two separate lives into an indomitable partnership. There is something delightfully stubborn about this kind of optimism; it never ignores life’s tears and chaos, but chooses to dance squarely through them.
When the bassline finally recedes, the feeling lingers like warm adrenaline. What if happiness isn’t a passive mood, but a fierce allegiance to the people who hold us up?
