Damir Imamović is a renowned Bosnian musician, one of the contemporary torchbearers of the traditional Balkan music genre known as sevdah, sometimes referred to as "Bosnian blues." Born into a family with deep musical roots in Sarajevo, Imamović has music in his blood; his father Nedžad was a singer, and his grandfather Zaim was a well-known sevdah artist. This rich familial tapestry of musical heritage undoubtedly influenced Damir's career and creative vision.

As a singer, songwriter, and saz player, Damir Imamović has dedicated his career to both preserving and innovating the art of sevdah. With a profound passion for storytelling through music, he captures the intricate emotions and narratives of life, love, and sorrow that sevdah conveys. His music elegantly bridges traditional forms with contemporary sounds and interpretations. Albums like "Sevdah Takht," "Dvojka," and "The World and All That It Holds" showcase his ability to refresh this historical genre for modern audiences, while "Singer of Tales" solidifies his role as a custodian of Balkan musical history and a conveyor of its evolution. The mastery of Imamović's craft has garnered international acclaim and has seen him perform at various world music stages and collaborate with other artists keen on exploring the rich cultural tapestry of Southeast Europe.