Farshid Amin

Farshid Amin has broken the barriers between Pop Persian and Rock, bringing a new style to the Persian Music scene. The renowned lyricist, songwriter, performer, producer and composer, just recently released his 5th album “Gereftar” which is now available worldwide. His first hit “Nastaran” which came from his all girl named album “Banoo”, brought him to stardom around the globe in the year 2000. Farshid then followed up to “Banoo” with his long anticipated album “Didi Goftam” in 2003. The “Didi Goftam” album was an instantaneous hit with an anthology of 7 tracks all written and produced by Farshid himself. The retro/smooth-pop style that Farshid was slowly but surely developing and making to his own trademark was delivered by the gorgeous track “Sepideh” and the high energy euro-trance “In Dokhtareh”. Farshid then followed up with a “Remix” album in 2005, a compilation of some of his personal favorites with new mixes and performances. While this album did not contain and new songs, with the exception of “Sabzo Sorkho Sefeed”, a patriotic trance-house club anthem track which became another fantastic worldwide hit. Farshid Amin’s latest album “Gereftar” just recently released by Pars Video (like all his others), is the most paramount. It consists of a set of 8 tracks with the addition of 2 remixes. For the “Gereftar” project to be a success he had to surround himself with a group of talented musicians and artists. He decided to bring some new blood into the mix by using the input of some relatively new talents as well as some of the great veterans. Rock and Heavy Metal have played a big part in his musical life and singing style. As a singer and songwriter, Farshid Amin believes that to touch someone through music is one of the most rewarding feelings imaginable. “It doesn’t matter whether you laugh, dance, cry, or sing. As long as you find my music as a vehicle to express yourself my goal as an artist is accomplished. So I thank you, my fans for keeping this music alive! My only request? Please listen loud! Very loud!!”