PCSina Bathaie
Sina Bathaie is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer, known for his improvisational style and for blending traditional instruments such as the oud, ukulele, and santur with electronic music. His single “Breath of Life” reached international audiences, gaining strong traction in regions including Azerbaijan and Tajikistan and surpassing 80 million streams. “Seven Ponds,” recorded live on stage, became a fan favorite after its early 2024 release and charted globally. He has released music with labels including Hoomidaas, Café de Anatolia, Windcatcher Records, and Camel VIP. Following the success of his Shade of Memory World Tour 2025, which spanned over 20 countries and 60 cities, Sina continues to share his distinctive sound with audiences worldwide. Originally from Iran, he began studying santur at age seven with his father, Javad Bathaie, and later trained in Persian classical repertoire (Radif).
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Sina Bathaie is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer, known for his improvisational style and for blending traditional instruments such as the oud, ukulele, and santur with electronic music. His single “Breath of Life” reached international audiences, gaining strong traction in regions including Azerbaijan and Tajikistan and surpassing 80 million streams. “Seven Ponds,” recorded live on stage, became a fan favorite after its early 2024 release and charted globally. He has released music with labels including Hoomidaas, Café de Anatolia, Windcatcher Records, and Camel VIP. Following the success of his Shade of Memory World Tour 2025, which spanned over 20 countries and 60 cities, Sina continues to share his distinctive sound with audiences worldwide. Originally from Iran, he began studying santur at age seven with his father, Javad Bathaie, and later trained in Persian classical repertoire (Radif).