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Aref Jalayeri | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Aref Jalayeri |
| Born | 1990 Mashhad, Iran |
| Genres | Iranian traditional music, Kurdish music |
| Instrument(s) | Dotar, keyboard, synthesizer |
| Years active | 2001–present |
Aref Jalayeri (born 1990) is an Iranian musician, composer, and dotar player known for his contributions to the traditional music of Northern Khorasan. He combines Kurdish (Kermanji) folk music elements with modern instrumentation, particularly synthesizers and keyboards. Jalayeri’s family originates from the Hezarmasjed region in Razavi Khorasan province.
Biography
[edit]Born in Mashhad, Iran, Jalayeri grew up in a culturally diverse environment that nurtured his interest in regional music. As a teenager, he began learning the dotar independently and later explored electronic instruments. His musical vision centers on fusing ancient folk traditions with contemporary sounds.
Career
[edit]Since the early 2000s, Jalayeri has performed across Iran and neighboring countries. His performances often involve a combination of traditional singing and dotar playing, supported by synthesized backdrops. He has appeared on several digital music platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.
Notable Performances
[edit]Jalayeri has collaborated with artists such as Mohsen Mirzazadeh, notably performing at Vahdat Hall in Tehran and Golshan Hall in Bojnurd. He also performed with the Hamnavazan-e Ghasedak ensemble in Mashhad.
Discography
[edit]While primarily focused on live performance, Jalayeri’s recordings are available on major streaming platforms and reflect a mix of folk authenticity and modern experimentation.
References
[edit]- Interview with Aref Jalayeri – CNN Farsi
- A New Voice from the Heart of Khorasan – Medium
- Dotar tunes by Aref Jalayeri ranked top
- Visionary of Khorasani folk music – Otagh Tejarat