Mirza | zh

Omair Mirza was first introduced to the dance music scene in the summer of 1997. However, it wasn’t until the summer of 1999, when trance and house music exploded into the mainstream market that he decided to further his passion for the music. At that time, eight hours per day for the next year and a half were dedicated to the art of mixing. Omair’s versatile style set the path for the development of his unique sound. An intelligent and eclectic blend of melodic and progressive tones, combined with the energy of electro undertones. This versatility and diversity set him...

MIRZADEH (Finland) released the demos 'First Demon' in December of 2000, 'Profetia' in 2001 and 'Sweet Souls Of Shadows' during 2002. The group had been founded in 2000 by vocalist / guitarist Mirox, keyboard player Exitus and drummer Fafner. Guitarist Jani was added for recording of the opening 'First Demon' sessions, for which Mirox contributed bass guitar. MIRZADEH would have the bass position covered by mid 2001 though when Lues was enrolled. Following recording of 'Profetia' Jani opted out and Shagul of DARKSIDE repute stepped in as replacement for the 'Sweet Souls Of Shadows' recordings. MIRZADEH personnel guitarist Shagul, bassist...

Mirza: (1) San Francisco instrumental psychedelic band, mid-to-late 1990s. (2) Iranian guitarist/composer, active 1990s-. (3) Kurdish folk singer, currently active (1) Instrumental neo-psych combo Mirza was based in San Francisco. They released 'Anadromous' in 1997, their contribution to Darla Records’ ongoing "Bliss Out" series; the 'Iron Compass Flux' LP followed a year later. The band’s final release was the 'Last Clouds' LP on Ba Da Bing! Records -- a compilation of their debut 12” originally released on Autopia in 1996, plus 7 previously unreleased tracks. The band were: Mark Williams, Brian Lucas, Glenn Donaldson, and Steven R. Smith. After their...