Hamidreza Ghorbani Hamidreza Ghorbani - Iranian singer and music producer

Hamidreza Ghorbani is an Iranian singer, songwriter, composer, music producer, multi-instrumentalist, and audio engineer, born on 30 July 1991 in Isfahan, Iran. Active professionally since 2017, he works across songwriting, composition, vocal performance, musical arrangement, recording, mixing, and mastering.

His musical output draws on a range of contemporary styles, including pop, pop rock, alternative rock, alternative metal, jazz-influenced pop, and world music. His repertoire includes Persian-language and English-language songs, combining melodic songwriting with rock-oriented arrangements and varied production approaches.

Ghorbani plays several instruments, including bass guitar, electric guitar, classical guitar, piano, and synthesizer. In addition to performing and composing, he works on the technical aspects of music production, with a particular focus on sound engineering, vocal processing, mixing, and mastering. His involvement in multiple stages of production allows him to develop projects from initial musical ideas through recording and final audio preparation.

His solo releases include Rooz O Shab (2026), an eight-track album, and The 2026 Collection, Vol. 1, a 15-track release issued in 2026. His wider discography also includes Songs of Hope and Peace, Love Is Enough, and Life Goes On, projects associated with themes of love, hope, peace, human relationships, and personal experience.

Ghorbani has also participated in international collaborative music projects, including work with American singer and producer Shay Watson and other vocalists. These collaborations have brought together artists from different backgrounds and contributed to his work in both Persian-language and English-language music.

Alongside his artistic activities, Ghorbani has developed experience in music production and audio engineering, combining creative songwriting with technical studio work. His career reflects an independent approach to music-making in which composition, performance, arrangement, and sound production form interconnected parts of his work.