"Experienced drummer, percussionist, and collaborative composer specializing in original and cross-cultural music projects."

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Sadredin Esmaily Seresht is a drummer, percussionist, and composer from Iran.

He began his musical journey at the age of 13, studying Tombak (traditional Iranian percussion) under the legendary Bahman Rajabi, a master who redefined Tombak's rhythmic and aesthetic language.

Sadredin has performed with Iranian ensembles and orchestras, playing Tombak, snare drum, cymbals, and timpani.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Composition from the Art University of Tehran, where he also began his drum studies with Rouzbeh Fadavi.

Throughout his career, Sadredin has focused on gathering innovative musicians to compose, perform, record, and publish original music. His work is featured on YouTube and Spotify, showcasing performances, albums, and bands where he played a key creative role.

Specializing in group and collaborative composition, Sadredin has led musical projects since 2016, developing a refined ability to shape and guide collective artistic visions.

He has recorded a bass and drums duet album with bassist Amir Torangan that called "Elaeagnaceae" (available on YouTube, Bandcamp and Spotify), and is currently working on an EP and another album with multi-instrumentalist Mohammad Ali Jokar, the name of the last and ongoing project is Goriz, which means scape.

Inspired by classical, contemporary, jazz, and ethnic traditions such as Iranian, Arabic, Indian, and African music, Sadredin aims to blend these influences into unique new creations.

He is currently seeking international collaborations, festival performances, and recording opportunities as a drummer, percussionist, and composer.

"Experienced drummer, percussionist, and collaborative composer specializing in original and cross-cultural music projects."

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Sadredin Esmaily Seresht is a drummer, percussionist, and composer from Iran.

He began his musical journey at the age of 13, studying Tombak (traditional Iranian percussion) under the legendary Bahman Rajabi, a master who redefined Tombak's rhythmic and aesthetic language.

Sadredin has performed with Iranian ensembles and orchestras, playing Tombak, snare drum, cymbals, and timpani.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Composition from the Art University of Tehran, where he also began his drum studies with Rouzbeh Fadavi.

Throughout his career, Sadredin has focused on gathering innovative musicians to compose, perform, record, and publish original music. His work is featured on YouTube and Spotify, showcasing performances, albums, and bands where he played a key creative role.

Specializing in group and collaborative composition, Sadredin has led musical projects since 2016, developing a refined ability to shape and guide collective artistic visions.

He has recorded a bass and drums duet album with bassist Amir Torangan that called "Elaeagnaceae" (available on YouTube, Bandcamp and Spotify), and is currently working on an EP and another album with multi-instrumentalist Mohammad Ali Jokar, the name of the last and ongoing project is Goriz, which means scape.

Inspired by classical, contemporary, jazz, and ethnic traditions such as Iranian, Arabic, Indian, and African music, Sadredin aims to blend these influences into unique new creations.

He is currently seeking international collaborations, festival performances, and recording opportunities as a drummer, percussionist, and composer.