Mohammad Motamedi is a renowned Iranian musician, known for his deep immersion in the realm of Persian classical music and traditional styles. Born on September 16, 1978, in Isfahan, Iran, Motamedi's passion for music was ignited at a young age, leading him to pursue the art form with vigor and dedication. As a singer, he is celebrated for his command over the intricate vocal techniques that define Persian music and his ability to convey the emotional depth of the poetry that often forms the lyrics of the songs he performs.

Motamedi's career has seen the release of many poignant and soul-stirring tracks, including the contemplative "I'm Still Talking," the love-infused "Tehrane Ashegh," and the eagerly anticipated "Intizar." Offering tributes to his heritage through songs like "Vatanam Iran," he resonates with his audience's sense of nostalgia and national pride. His dedication to traditional Persian music is further exemplified in performances such as "Yadvare Aref," which pays homage to the legendary Persian musician, Aref Qazvini. With his works "Roozgare Hejran," "Sayeh Jan," "Harf Bezan," "Sistan," and "Obour," Motamedi continues to enrich the landscape of Iranian music and has garnered a substantial following, both within Iran and amongst the global Iranian diaspora. His contribution to ongoing cultural and musical traditions ensures that the classical heritage of Iran vibrates in the contemporary era.