Dəyirman is a pioneering hip-hop group hailing from Azerbaijan, known for integrating their national cultural heritage into the beats and flows of hip-hop music. The group, which takes its name from the Azerbaijani word for 'windmill,' was established towards the end of the 20th century, during a time when the genre was still burgeoning in the region. Dəyirman gained prominence for their poignant lyrics that often reflect social issues, political views, and narratives from their homeland, providing a unique voice within the framework of global hip-hop culture.

Their musical works, which include tracks such as "Bərksürən," "Corc Buş Haralıdır?," "Gözümüz Sözdür," "Qurd," and "Azərimeyk," showcase a commitment to addressing topics relevant to their audience in Azerbaijan and the wider Turkic community. The group’s style fuses traditional Azerbaijani motifs with modern hip-hop elements, creating a sound that is both authentic and resonant with contemporary musical trends. Throughout their career, Dəyirman has not only contributed significantly to the hip-hop scene in Azerbaijan but has also helped to expand the global reach of their national music and culture.