Siavash Information

Siavash is a Persian/World Music superstar, pop icon, singer, songwriter, composer and record producer who has sold out venues around the world and written / produced 6 successful albums. Siavash's distinctive style, looks, dance moves, and vocals have influenced a whole generation of Iranian pop, and R/B artists. He was the first Persian artist to top the Eurodance and Latin pop charts at MP3, with tracks from his album "Scream". In 2003, 3 of his English tracks from his album "The Voice" landed him on the 46th Annual Grammy nomination list. He brings an electricity and style to the stage selling out venues around the world including Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Hollywood Palladium and El Rey theater in Los Angeles, The Hippodrome and Le Palace in London, Aughehausen Coliseum in Germany, Dubai Tennis Stadium in Dubai and numerous other venues around the world. To date, Siavash has sold over 1 million copies of his albums worldwide. CNN recently wrote about Siavash and his far reaching talent. "LA STYLE" magazine wrote a feature article about Siavash comparing his status to that of American Pop Stars. On April 25th, 2009 Siavash will be releasing his 7th album "Seven". Siavash's blasted onto the music scene world wide with his first album, Hamsayeha. It was the first album out of the United States to break a Persian artist in America. Young and fresh, with a sizzling look and voice, Siavash was an instant success. Hamsayeha broke all sales records in the U.S., Europe and Canada, selling 500,000 copies world wide. With it's breakthrough hit "Persian Girl" or "Dokhtar Irouni", Siavash became an instant household name. He was the first Persian artist to modernize not only Persian but also Middle Eastern music in 1985 , by breaking away from traditional melodies and lyrics and mixing Western rhythms and beats with his voluptuous vocals. Although he hasn't been to Iran since the age of 12 and became a star in America, he is a treasured icon in his birth land of Iran. His albums speaking of love and desire are ...