Maybe if I were the next cell, evolution’s random mess wouldn’t have turned me into another product of humanity.

در افسانه های مردم جنوب ایران از ماهی عظیم الجثه ای به نام داماهی یاد شده است که در خلیج فارس می زیسته و در بطن خود یک آرمانشهر نهان داشته است.

موسیقی داماهی بدون اصرار به گونه یا سبکی خاص حاصل همنشینی و همنوازی چند موزیسین ایرانی با گرایش ها و سلایق متنوع و خاستگاه های اقلیمی متفاوت است.

Dara Daraee | Bass
Shayan Fathi | Drums & Percussion 
Hamzeh Yeganeh | Piano
Ebrahim Alavi | Guitar & Oud
Reza Koolaghani | Vocal

Sina Bathaie is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer with over 100 million streams across digital platforms. Originally from Iran, he’s celebrated for his unique blend of traditional instruments like the oud and ukulele, bringing an Eastern essence to his electronic music.

With extensive international touring experience, Sina has performed across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand, selling out venues in cities such as  Sydney, Amsterdam, Cologne, and San Francisco. He has brought his music to renowned festivals and events such as Burning Man, Luminato, CINARS, and Mundial Montréal, showcasing his global reach

Sina’s music has charted 36 times across 25 countries, with his hit "Breath of Life" amassing 40 million streams and reaching the charts in Azerbaijan and Turkey. Another standout track, "Seven Ponds," trended upon its release in 2024. He has signed with leading labels such as Hoomidaas, Café de Anatolia, Windcatcher Records, Tibetania, and Camel VIP, further cementing his presence in the global music scene.

His musical journey began at seven, learning the santur under his father, Javad Bathaie, and studying Persian music with a focus on the oud.

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Heydar Hedayati (Heydoo) is an Iranian composer, singer, photographer, and videographer born in 1990 in southern Iran (Bushehr).
Heydoo was introduced to folk music and local songs at a young age by his family. He initially played the بوشهری نی‌همبانه (Ney-Anbaneh) and percussions. At the age of 15, he began learning the piano. After moving to Tehran, he studied filmmaking.
Since 2010, Heydoo has been working professionally as a documentary and social photographer, and has held several solo and group exhibitions.
In the field of music, Heydoo has released one album called "Tirishko" and several singles in collaboration with artists such as Fardin Khalatbari and Mehyar Alizadeh. He has also conducted research on Iranian seafaring music and labor music for many years, resulting in the publication of several videos focusing on the ethnography and folk music of different regions of Iran.

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