Habib Meftah

Habib Meftah, also known as Habiboo, is a renowned Iranian percussionist, singer, and composer born in Boushehr, Iran, on February 10, 1978. He is known for his versatility in blending traditional southern Iranian music with contemporary styles, often incorporating elements of folk and electronic music. Meftah's musical journey began at the age of ten, when he started playing traditional flutes, later transitioning to percussion instruments. He has collaborated with numerous international artists, including Le Trio Joubran, Adnan Joubran, and Azam Ali. His musical career has taken him to Paris, where he continues to innovate and share his unique sound with the world.

Habib Meftah has released several notable albums, including "Deyzangeroo" and "Shibaali," showcasing his ability to adapt traditional sounds for modern audiences. His work often reflects the cultural diversity of southern Iran, influenced by Arabic, Indian, and African roots. He is also recognized for his work in fusion projects that bring traditional music into a contemporary context, using electronic elements and visual performances. Meftah's current projects continue to push the boundaries of folk music, integrating technology and storytelling through music.