MEYSAM AKBARI

Meysam Akbari, born on September 24, 1986 (Mehr 2, 1365), is an Iranian vocalist specializing in traditional Persian music and classical Iranian singing. He is one of the artists represented by Avazino.

Born into a family with a strong musical background, Akbari began studying traditional Persian singing at the age of eight under the guidance of his father and grandfather.

Throughout his artistic development, he further refined his vocal skills under the mentorship of distinguished Iranian music masters, including Sarkhosh Shahbazi, Abdolkarim Paksirat, Masoumeh Mehrali, and Ali Jahandar, expanding his knowledge and expertise in Persian classical music.

His professional career includes collaborations with the late Iranian singer Hamid Hiraad, notably on the tracks “Boghz-e Penhan” (Hidden Sorrow) and “Mara Bebakhsh” (Forgive Me).

Among his officially released works are the singles “Cheshm-e Jadoo” (Enchanting Eyes) and “Sad Heyf” (What a Pity), as well as the album “Tolou” (Sunrise).

As part of its ongoing professional activities in the music industry, Avazino continues its collaboration with Meysam Akbari as one of the artists under its representation.