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Step into the world of Mohammad Esfahani, one of Iran’s most respected voices in Persian pop and traditional music. Born July 5, 1966, in Tehran to a family from Isfahan, he combines medical discipline with artistic mastery, earning a medical degree in 1997 while pursuing rigorous training in traditional Persian singing under masters including Mohammad Reza Shajarian. A prolific performer since 1994, Esfahani has contributed to over 15 TV and film soundtracks and has been celebrated as a leading figure in modern Persian music.

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Documented collaborators

As a core member of the National Orchestra of Iran, he has collaborated with Iran’s major ensembles, enriching the repertoire with his vocal and santur talents. His work spans a broad landscape from contemporary Persian pop to rooted traditional pieces, making him a trusted name for fans seeking authentic Persian musical experiences. Here you’ll find biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with confidence.

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Documented collaborators

Mohammad Esfahani’s discography features 14 studio albums, including Golchin (1997), Velayat-e Eshgh (1999), Alnour (2001), Mah-e-Gharibestan/The Moon of Solitude (2001/2010 re-release), Ekhrajiha (2007), Barakat (2010), and Shekveh (2014). His ongoing influence extends to 2025 with new singles such as Salam (Oct 12, 2025), Panahe Tanhaei e Man (Mar 2, 2025), and Janane Man (Nov 15, 2025), now streaming on official platforms. For fans planning live experiences, we’ve organized up-to-date tour info, artist background, and sources to help you find the best seats and dates.

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Follow Mohammad Esfahani for the latest on performances, releases, and appearances. Official site: mohammadesfahani.com. Instagram: @mohammadesfahani.original. Streams and music profiles are available on Apple Music, iHeart, and Spotify for convenient listening before you see him live.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Mohammad Esfahani

  • Born July 5, 1966 in Tehran to a family from Isfahan; earned a medical degree from Iran University of Medical Sciences in 1997 and studied traditional Persian singing under masters including Mohammad Reza Shajarian.
  • Genres: Persian pop and Persian traditional; primary instrument includes vocals and santur.
  • Has performed on more than 15 TV/film soundtracks and themes, and was named Best Pop Singer of the 2000s by Taraneh Mah magazine and Best Theme Song Singer of 2012 by Musicema for Ye Tikke Zamin.
  • National Orchestra of Iran: named as the singer of the National Orchestra and has collaborated with Iran’s major ensembles; long-running active artist since 1994.
  • Discography highlights: 14 studio albums including Golchin (1997), Velayat-e Eshgh (1999), Alnour (2001), Mah-e-Gharibestan/The Moon of Solitude (2001/2010 re-release), Ekhrajiha (2007), Barakat (2010), and Shekveh (2014), with later releases and remixes.
  • 2025 singles: Salam (released Oct 12, 2025), Panahe Tanhaei e Man (released Mar 2, 2025), Janane Man (released Nov 15, 2025); social/streaming pages show these releases.

The records

Mohammad Esfahani Discography

  • Shekveh
    2014 · Pishwaz Group (Shekveh EP)
  • Mah-e-Gharibestan (The Moon of Solitude)
    2010 · Hamavaz Ahang
  • Barakat
    2010 · Iran Seda Inc.
  • Bi Vajeh (Wordless)
    2011 · Iran-Gam Music Publishing
  • Ekhrajiha
    2007 · GrandCube (on behalf of Irangaam)
  • Noon-o Dalghak
    2002 · Unknown
  • Haft Sin
    2002 · Unknown
  • Faseleh
    2002 · Unknown
  • Hasrat
    2002 · Unknown
  • Alnour
    2001 · Unknown
  • The Moon of Solitude (Moon of Solitude)/Mah-e-Gharibestan
    2001 · Unknown
  • Golchin
    1997 · Unknown
  • Velayat-e Eshgh
    1999 · Unknown

The hits

Top Mohammad Esfahani Songs

  • Janane Man
    2025 · N/A
  • Salam
    2025 · N/A
  • Panahe Tanhaei e Man
    2025 · N/A
  • Stay With Me
    2024 · N/A

Mohammad Esfahani’s discography features 14 studio albums, including Golchin (1997), Velayat-e Eshgh (1999), Alnour (2001), Mah-e-Gharibestan/The Moon of Solitude (2001/2010 re-release), Ekhrajiha (2007), Barakat (2010), and Shekveh (2014). His ongoing influence extends to 2025 with new singles such as Salam (Oct 12, 2025), Panahe Tanhaei e Man (Mar 2, 2025), and Janane Man (Nov 15, 2025), now streaming on official platforms. For fans planning live experiences, we’ve organized up-to-date tour info, artist background, and sources to help you find the best seats and dates.

Follow Mohammad Esfahani for the latest on performances, releases, and appearances. Official site: mohammadesfahani.com. Instagram: @mohammadesfahani.original. Streams and music profiles are available on Apple Music, iHeart, and Spotify for convenient listening before you see him live.

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