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  • Sina Bathaie is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer known for his improvisational skills and unique style of playing traditional instruments such as the oud and ukulele, bringing an Eastern touch to his electronic music. With extensive international touring experience, Sina has performed across North America, Europe, the Middle East and New Zealand, selling out venues in cities such as Amsterdam, Cologne, and San Francisco. Sina’s music has charted 36 times across 25 countries, with his hit "Breath of Life" amassing 40 million streams and reaching the charts in Azerbaijan and Turkey. Another standout track, "Seven Ponds," trended upon its release in 2024. He has signed with leading labels such as Hoomidaas, Café de Anatolia, Windcatcher Records, Tibetania, and Camel VIP, further cementing his presence in the global music scene. Originally from IRAN, His musical journey began at seven, learning the santur under his father, Javad Bathaie, and studying Persian music with a focus on the oud. Sina Bathaie on YouTube / Instagram
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