Hamidreza Ghorbani

Specialism:

Composition

Location:

Tehran
Iran

Contact:

Https://www.instagram.com/ihamidrezaghorbani

Additional Info:

Hamidreza Ghorbani (born 30 July 1991 in Isfahan, Iran) is an Iranian singer-songwriter, composer, musician, and music producer. His music is primarily associated with pop and pop-rock, incorporating elements of rock and jazz. He performs in both Persian and English.

Ghorbani began learning guitar at the age of 16 while studying computer science at an art school. In 2011, he further developed his knowledge of piano, music theory, and composition under Iranian composer Naser Cheshmazar.

A defining feature of Ghorbani’s work is his independent approach to music production. In his personal studio, he handles the entire process of creating his music, from songwriting and composition to arrangement, instrumental and vocal recording, editing, mixing, and mastering. This allows him to maintain creative control over his work from the initial idea to the finished recording.

His albums include Life Goes On, Rooz O Shab (Day and Night), Songs of Hope and Peace, and Love Is Enough. His releases also include The 2026 Collection Vol. 1.

In 2017, Ghorbani released the song “Bahaneh,” featuring drummer Joey Jordison. In 2021, he collaborated with Peter Baltes, best known as the bassist of the German heavy metal band Accept, on Songs of Hope and Peace. His other international musical collaborations have involved Shay Watson, Jenny Teator, Sarah Rebecca, and Ella Hartt.

His work encompasses songwriting, composition, performance, and audio engineering, combining independent studio production with influences from different musical genres.

Fees

Collaboration With The World!

Specialisms

Jazz, Arranging, Film Music Composition, Popular / Alternative, TV / Radio Composition

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