Hamidreza Ghorbani — Tehran, Iran. Singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer. He started at sixteen making songs on a home computer and never stopped.

Guitar, piano, harmonica, vocals — and when the track's done, he mixes and master's it himself. One-man army. Doesn't wait on anybody.

Since 2021 he's been building bridges, most artists only talk about. Teamed up with American singer-producer Shay Watson for three albums — Songs of Hope and Peace, Love Is Enough, and Life Goes On — singing in Persian and English, pulling in players like Peter Baltes (yeah, the Accept bass legend), Jason Goforth, and Klaus Luchs. And dig this: the late Joey Jordison, Slipknot's drummer, played on his 2018 single "Bahaneh." That's not a name you just stumble into.

The resume goes past records, too. His music has landed on CBS's The Young and the Restless, MTV, ABC. His single "Caged" with Shay Watson got US national radio play. He runs his own label, Hamidreza Ghorbani Music.

Five hundred-plus songs produced and counting, member of the International Music Federation. And through all of it, the songs keep circling the same things: love, friendship, human rights, equality.

Latest album Rooz o Shab dropped in 2026 and he's still pushing. No shortcuts — just a guy from Tehran who learned the whole craft, from the first chord to the final master, and took it worldwide.

Hamidreza Ghorbani — This is what a complete artist looks like. Writes it, sings it, plays it, engineers it — then takes it from Tehran to records with Peter Baltes and Joey Jordison and lands it on American television. All heart, all hustle, zero excuses. That's indie with a global passport, and that's exactly who belongs here. Welcome to The IMH Family, Hamidreza.

- Rob | The INDIE Musician