Mehrad Hidden Wiki

Earlier this year, the singer Mehrad announced his plan to create a hidden wiki, a collection of biographical and music-related content that would be dark web links accessible only to his fans. The project is meant to be a place where all of his fans can go to learn more about his biography, his life, his albums, his relationships, and more.

Biography

If you are interested in learning about Mehrad's biography, you should know a little about his early years. His family bought a cello when he was just three years old. He took lessons in the instrument, which led him to learn more about music.

In his childhood, Farhad Mehrad played in a group of four jinns. They were introduced by Toraj the Guardian. At age 23, he sang on the national television show.

After the revolution, Farhad Mehrad was banned from performing. This caused him to leave Iran and pursue his career as a singer elsewhere. However, he was able to return to the country in 1978. From then on, he has performed in clubs and other venues across the globe.

The youngest of the Mehrad family, he was brought up in a music-loving household. His great uncle was in charge of the family while his father was away, as he devoted his time to other interests.

When he was eleven, he started to play the guitar, and by the time he was twenty, he had performed in underground concerts. During his teenage years, he studied Persian literature and English. Eventually, he was forced to leave school to concentrate on other areas.

By the end of his youth, he decided to go abroad and become a professional musician. His music is cosmopolitan, and his performances are soulful. But his message is more than just musical. Throughout his career, he has worked to create a bridge between different cultures and his music has a deep, spiritual meaning.

Currently, he is living in Paris and studying Jazz. His lyrics are in Persian, but he has been writing songs in other languages as well. He also studies mystical culture. With these diverse experiences, he has created his own music.

Besides being a singer, he is a songwriter and an arranger. Moreover, he is a certified hypnotherapist, a consultant, and an international speaker. As a hypnotherapist, he has helped thousands of people from around the world. Moreover, he is also the author of several books.

Albums

Mehrad Hidden is an Iranian singer, songwriter, and rapper. He is also a member of the famous Iranian hip hop group Zedbazi. His newest release will be available on Radio Javan this summer.

As a rapper, Mehrad Hidden has shown interest in making albums. For example, he has released an album called Sarmaaye which contains six tracks. Amir Tataloo has also rapped on a few of the tracks. Among his other projects are a musical group named Tabestoon Kootahe. However, the group has fallen apart after the announcement of a separation in 2014.

Other than music, Mehrad Hidden is also known for his work as a producer. His first foray into producing was a cover of Kal Kal by D.I.A. that he performed with Sijal. Afterwards, he decided to work with Nassim. In his sexiest endeavors, Mehrad has collaborated with musicians like Saman Wilson and Sohrab Mostafavi. One of the most interesting collaborations came when the two teamed up to create a band called Bozorg. The duo first met in summer school in London. This collaboration eventually led to their newest project, which features music videos and a burgeoning career as a hip-hop group.

Besides his music and production endeavors, Mehrad Hidden has authored numerous scholarly articles on the subject of music. These include his thoughts on composing music and forming a band. Some of these have been published as papers and books. He also released an e-book on music production. Of course, you can always scour the internet for more information about the musician, his works, and his life. After all, a little background knowledge is never a bad thing. And you might even learn a few cool tricks along the way.

In addition to the aforementioned alaskalam and Sarmaaye, Mehrad has released an album called Salakh. This album is available on Spotify and Apple Music. It includes six tracks in the new age genre.

Relationship with Saman Wilson

The relationship between Iranian rap star, Mehrad Mostofi-Rad and his high school sweetheart, Saman Wilson, is one worth noting. While the pair was attending summer school in London, they met in the flesh and bonded over their mutual passion for music. Their collaboration culminated in the release of the aforementioned Alavis (slkh) and the not for tweens, but not so old school, Yeksin (slkh) albums. Interestingly, this was not to be the last album to be released by the pair as they parted ways in October 2014. Despite a few bumps and bruises, the duo managed to keep their ties strong, at least for now. In fact, they were able to pull off the aforementioned Alavis album, and its worthy successor, Yeksin, in a mere four months.

Although a bit more modest than it sounds, the aforementioned Yeksin has been touted as the best album of the year by its label, Tenzu Music. Despite the aforementioned accolades, the band also has a couple of notable flops, including their latest opus, a single that is more of a disappointment than a hit.

Personal life

The life of an Iranian singer, Tara Mehrad, is a fascinating one. She was born into a family of musicians in Iran, and her love for music began at a young age. Eventually she made the decision to leave Iran and become a professional musician in another country. Currently, she is living in Paris, studying modern music, jazz and piano. Her lyrics are written in French, English and Persian, and she has connections to many different cultures.

Aside from her music, Tara Mehrad also has an extensive background in psychology. She started her PhD in Bangkok, where she studied the mental health of the Iranian population. Once she finished her studies, she moved to France to study. In the meantime, she had worked at a hospital in Tehran, collecting data on personality disorders. This led to her research thesis.

When she was a teenager, Tara Mehrad became involved in underground concerts. During this time, she began to write her own music. Her first solo project was a few Persian songs.

Despite her success, Tara Mehrad wanted to pursue a career as a professional musician in another country. So, she arranged to have her body carried from Iran to France by smugglers. However, she kept her plan a secret from her friends.

When she reached France, Ms Mehrad paid two smugglers to transport her across the Channel. The men arrived at her home in Thailand on August 1 and helped her cross. After she had crossed, Ms Mehrad told her colleagues that she was going to travel to Canada.

During her time in France, Ms Mehrad spoke to the Refugee Women's Centre in the camp. Mrs Varma, who ran the centre, said she could not understand why she had chosen to leave her homeland. Later, she was identified by newspapers.

According to reports, the smugglers that transported her to France had been jailed for manslaughter in France. While they were in prison, they were unable to confirm that she had died. But after her DNA was analysed, the police positively identified her as Ms Mehrad.