Reza Yazdani is a prominent Iranian singer, musician, composer, and actor, who has etched out a significant place for himself within the Iranian rock music scene. With his deep, raspy voice and distinctive blend of rock with Persian music traditions, Yazdani has won the affection of a dedicated fan base in his homeland and among the global Iranian diaspora.

Reza Yazdani's career spans over two decades, during which time he has released numerous albums and singles, which often reflect social issues and personal emotions, resonating deeply with his audience. Among his more recent works are tracks like "Yani To Rafti," and "Jadde," which showcase his evolution as an artist. He holds the rare feat of successfully integrating rock music into Iranian cinema and television, both as an actor and as a music composer. Yazdani's talent and passion have also pushed him to international collaborations, such as "Train to the Sea," inspired by Ian Urbina's book "The Outlaw Ocean," illustrating his versatility and willingness to experiment beyond his usual stylistic boundaries. His voice and narrative songwriting continue to charm and challenge his listeners, ensuring his place in the pantheon of Iranian music artists.