Behrooz Saffarian
Behrooz Saffarian Zadeh(Persian: بهروز صفاریان) (born 13 February 1978.[1]) is an Iranian Musician, Singer, Record Producer and Songwriter. He lives in Tehran.
Early life
Behrooz was born in Rey, Iran. He is the fourth and last child of the family. He has two brothers and a sister.
Career
Behrooz, after graduating from the Conservatory of Music, started collaborating with Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), Iran's official broadcaster (Persian: صدا و سیما) by making a song named "Vaghfe Parandeha" (Persian: وقف پرنده ها) for singer Ghassem Afshar [2] .
Behrooz and Shadmehr Aghili (Persian: شادمهر عقیلی) know each other, but at Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting they agreed to cooperate, and the result of this collaboration was the Traveler album (Persian: مسافر)(Mosafer).[citation needed] Behrooz also composed and arranged another song (Delkhoshi) for Shadmehr in his Dahaty (Persian: دهاتی) album. Also, they made another album named Eastern Tunes (Naghmeh Haye Sharghi) - Instrumental Music[3]. In this album, Behrooz did the rearranging in his style and made it a modern version, and Shadmehr played violin and guitar.
After that, he worked on his brother Behnam Saffarian’s first album, under the name of "Do Rangi", taking on art management and promoting it with great sales. From 2010, he was the leader in Mohammad Isfahani's band and then began his career as the art director of Noon O Dalghak.
He worked as a Music Arranger in the production of the first allowed album of Persian Rap, "The Notes (Eskenas)", with Shahkar Bineshpajooh [4].
Among his other well-known works, Fereydoun Asraei's "Stranger" album, in which he participated as arranger and composer, was also featured.
"Shabah (The Ghost)"[5] with his music and his brother’s voice is the result of the collaboration between the Saffarian brothers. The album "Bi Khabi (Insomnia)" from Saeid Shahrouz[6] and album 14 by Ali Lohrasbi [7] are among other top-selling albums that Behrouz Saffarian has worked on. He has also collaborated with other singers like Khashayar Etemadi, Mehrzad Esfahanpour, Mohammad Khakpour, and others during these years. "I have to return to you" is from his latest projects and the result of re-engaging with Khashayar Etemadi.
The collaboration of Mohammad Esfahani and Saffarian in 2003 and on the album produced a significant contribution to pop music. The positive results of this album and its style caused changes in the life of Behrooz Safarian, making him more popular among musicians. Esfahani and Saffarian were last seen one and a half years after the album was released, and their joint collaboration continued. The widespread success of this album led Saffarian to entertain new ideas, which resulted in the end of his cooperation with Esfahani.
His collaboration with Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting has led to the creation of many works, including: "Mesle Mah(like the moon)" in his own voice, "Faseleh ha(the distance)" with the voice of Ali Lohrasbi, "Obour Shishehei" by Ali Lohrasbi, "Pileh Haye Parvaz" with the voice of Ali Lohrasbi, "Del Navazan" with the voice of Ali Lohrasbi, "Taghdir" with the voice of Ehsan Khajeh Amiri, "Tekieh Bar Bad(relying on the wind)" with the voice of Mohammad Isfahani, "Shahre Baran(the city of rain)" with the voice of Mohammad Alizadeh, "Key Gharare Nejatam Bedi(when will I be saved)" by the voice of Saeid Shahrouz. Saffarian, in 2009, also turned to the soundtrack of the movie "Tehran Tehran" from Dariush Mehrjui and Mehdi Karampour.[8][9]
Composing and Arrangement
| Singer | Song | Songwriter | Composer | Arrangement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Behnam Safavi | Kafieh | Roozbeh Bemani | Behnam Karimi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Ghasem Afshar | Vaghfe Parandeh | Mohammad Ali Shirazi | Akbar Azad | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Shadmehr Aghili | Roohe Sabz | Niloofar Lari Pour | Shadmehr Aghili | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Shadmehr Aghili | Mashghe Sokoot | Niloofar Lari Pour | Shadmehr Aghili | Behrooz Saffarian - Shadmehr Aghili |
| Shadmehr Aghili | Pole Atefeh | Roshanak Namazi | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Shadmehr Aghili | Del Khoshi | Mohammad Ali Bahmani | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Faseleh (Hozor) | Lida Javadi - Raha Roshan | Pedram Keshtkar - Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Yadegar | Ali Moalem | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Dalghak | Raha Shayan | Amir Alizadeh | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Booye Baroon | Qeysar Amin Pour | Homayoun Khoram | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Asimeh Sar | Akbar Azad | Babak Bayat | Bamdad Bayat |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Ba Shoughe To | Sohil Mahmoodi | Mohammad Esfahani | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Faseleh ha | Farid Ahmadi | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Ba Man Bemoon | Shahla Sohili | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Booye Sib | AbdolJabar Kakaei | Fereydoun Asraei | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Gole Hayahoo | Rezajaz Motlab Tabrizi | Fereydoun Asraei | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Khatereh | Farid Ahmadi | Fereydoun Asraei | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Kabootar | AbdolJabar Kakaei | Fereydoun Asraei | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Fereydoun Asraei | Deltangiam | Ahmad Amir Khalili | Foad Hejazi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Dariush | Tasvire Roya | Roozbeh Bemani | Mehdi Yarahi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohsen Chavoshi | Madar | [صفا|Hossein Safa] | Mohsen Chavoshi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohsen Chavoshi | Hamkhab | Vahshi Bafghi | Mohsen Chavoshi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohsen Chavoshi | Be Rasme Yadegar | Hossein Safa | Mohsen Chavoshi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohsen Chavoshi | Dele Maghmoom | Hossein Safa | Mohsen Chavoshi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohsen Chavoshi | Dele Man | Rumi | Mohsen Chavoshi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohsen Chavoshi | Changiz | Aliakbar Yaghitabar | Mohsen Chavoshi | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Ehsan Khajeh Amiri | Darvazeh Haye Donya | Roozbeh Bemani | Ehsan Khajeh Amiri | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Ehsan Khajeh Amiri | Taghdir | Roozbeh Bemani | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Tekyeh Bar Bad | Roozbeh Bemani | Mehdi Yaghmaei | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Esfahani | Ghame Gheflat (Avaz) | Bīdel Dehlavī | Behrooz Saffarian | Behrooz Saffarian |
| Mohammad Alizadeh | Shahre Baran | Majid Salehi | Shahab Akbari | Behrooz Saffarian |
References
- ↑ "بهروز صفاریان". Musicema.com (in فارسی). Retrieved 2018-04-03.
- ↑ ArJang Ahmadi (2013-01-19), Ghasem Afshar-Vaghfe Parande /قاسم افشار- وقف پرنده, retrieved 2018-04-03
- ↑ Eastern Tunes (Naghmeh Haye Sharghi)- Instrumental Music by Shadmehr Aghili & Behrooz Saffarian on Apple Music, 2004-01-01, retrieved 2018-03-31
- ↑ srhj916 (2011-05-05), Shahkar Binesh pajooh-Eskenas, retrieved 2018-04-03
- ↑ Shabah - Persian Pop Music by Behnam Saffarian on Apple Music, 2005-01-01, retrieved 2018-03-31
- ↑ "Saeid Shahrouz - Bi Khaabi". Radio Javan. Retrieved 2018-04-03.
- ↑ "Ali Lohrasbi - 14". Radio Javan. Retrieved 2018-04-03.
- ↑ "BBC Persian". www.bbc.com (in فارسی). Retrieved 2018-03-31.
- ↑ "Gingerly, Iran begins to rock out". Christian Science Monitor. 2014-03-30. ISSN 0882-7729. Retrieved 2018-03-31.
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