Mehdi Yarrahi
Mehdi Yarrahi (Persian: مهدی یراحی, born 1981 in Ahvaz) is an Iranian musician.
Mehdi Yarrahi مهدی یراحی | |
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| Background information | |
| Born | 14 November 1981 Tehran, Iran |
| Genres | Persian Pop |
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| Instruments | Guitar, piano, keyboards |
| Years active | 2000–present |
| Website | mehdiyarrahi |
Awards
- Prize-winning best pop album (for the album Emperor), the master, the second annual festival Musicema in 2013
- Prize-winning best pop piece (for track, "Emperor"), the master, the second annual festival Musicema in 2013[1]
Discography
Albums
- 2011: Set me free
- 2013: Emperor
- 2015: Like a statue
- 2017: Full Length Mirror
Singles
- 2010: "Empty coffin" (Taboote Khali)
- 2011: "Border" (Marz)
- 2011: "My heart is wherever you are" (Har Jaye Donyaei Delam Oonjast)
- 2011: "tonight has also gone" (Emshabam Gozasht)
- 2011: "More attractive" (Jazabtar)
- 2011: "Reward" (Eydi)
- 2012: "Wall" (Divar)
- 2012: "look at me" (Be Man Negah Kon)
- 2012: "Say Something" (Ye Chizi Begoo)
- 2012: "Dandelion" (Ghasedak)
- 2013: "The important thing is" (Mohem Ine)
- 2013: "Compromise" (Sazesh)
- 2013: "Who taught you (arabic)"
- 2014: "Spring (the Arabic)" (Fasle Bahar)
- 2014: "Gazelle (Ghazal, arabic)"
- 2014: "Thy tears" (Boghze To)
- 2014: "Call to prayer" (Azan)
- 2014: "May God be with you" (Khoda Be Hamrat)
- 2014: "fireplace" (Atashkade)
- 2015: "Don't think about me" (Fekre Man Nabash)
- 2015: "chaos" (Ashoob)
- 2015: "Why won't you come" (Chera Nemiresi)
- 2016: "Soil" (Khak)
- 2016: "Don't say I didn't tell you" (Nagoo Nagofti)
- 2016: "Breath" (Nafas)
- 2016: "Need" (Hajat)
- 2017: "Coldness is near" (Sarma Nazdike)
- 2017: "The things that I've heard" (Che chiza shenidam)
- 2017: "21 days later" (Bisto yek rooz ba'd)
- 2017: "Your eyes" (Cheshm e to)
- 2017: "Autumn" (Paeez)
- 2018: "Hayek" (Arabic)
- 2018: "Indoctrination" (Talghin)
- 2018: "Cool" (Sarsaam)
- 2018: "Pare Sang" (Broken Stone)[2]
- 2019: "Enkar" (Denial)
- 2019: "Ahle Nakhal" (From Palm)
- 2019: "Nemisheh Edameh Dad" (Can't continue)
- 2019: "Tolou Mikonam" (I will rise)
- 2020: "Asrar" (Secrets)
- 2020: "Dokhtaraneh" (Girly)
References
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