Saeed Mohseni is a young Iranian musician and actor, born in Neyriz. He is a songwriter, arranger and composer and has created a special style for himself in music. He started his primary school years at Shahid Montazeri Neyriz School in Iran, and in 2008 he graduated from high school with a degree in computer. In the same year, he started studying for an associate degree in information technology at Sirjan University, and after that he entered the Azad University to study for a bachelor's degree. After finishing his studies, he went to Shiraz and worked there. He also currently lives in Shiraz and is single and his current job is composer, songwriter and arranger.

Familiarity with music

Saeed Mohseni has been interested in music since, he was a child and has performed children's musical instrument in schools and music theaters. The support of those around him made him more interested in music, and finally in 2011 he enrolled in a music school with his friends. He showed great talent and attracted the attention of class musicians. At the beginning of his career, he was invited to poetry readings, music theaters, music and training camps, and performed his first work, called "ZAGHE NESHIN".

He attracted a lot of attention by participating in a public call held at the Tehran Music and Book Hall, and began his music career professionally. He studied several Iranian and foreign instruments and eventually chose the piano as his professional instrument. He always follows the works of pop artists and musicians, and poets such as Moein, Ebi and Hassan Shamaeizadeh are his favorite role models. "Traditional music gives him a lot of comfort, and artists like Mohammadreza Shajarian in the traditional style were his favorite singers," he says. His first professional experience in music dates back to the song "Purple" in 2020, which was met with various acclaim and criticism. His interest led him to design and perform music in his own style in 2020, and to design poems such as "ESHGH MAN", "BANAFSH", "KHODA JON", "ESHGH DIRIN", "YAR" and etc.