Iranian-Canadian Artist Farbod Biglari Shares Rock-Infused Che Vuole Questa Musica Stasera
Farbod Biglari, the Iranian-born composer, guitarist, arranger, and vocalist now based in Vancouver, has carved out a reputation for weaving cinematic storytelling into music that spans pop, folk, jazz, and rock. With a background in Cinema and Theatre and current studies in Jazz and Contemporary Guitar, his artistry thrives at the intersection of narrative and sound, building richly layered landscapes that feel as visual as they are musical.
Over the years, Biglari’s work has ranged from the full-length album Nightmare (Kabous) to the intimate single Café (Take One) and the orchestral piece Waltz for Baran (The Rain Waltz). His versatility as both a performer and arranger has positioned him as an artist unafraid to explore beyond borders—cultural or musical.
Latest Release: Che Vuole Questa Musica Stasera
Biglari’s newest release, Che Vuole Questa Musica Stasera, is a daring reinterpretation of the timeless Italian classic. While the original has long stood as a pillar of romantic nostalgia, Biglari breathes new life into it by layering in rock-driven intensity and his signature cinematic touch. The result is a track that preserves the emotional core of the song while opening it up to modern textures and powerful instrumentation.
This is not a simple cover—it’s a reimagining that bridges eras, reminding listeners why the melody has endured for decades while also presenting it through a bold contemporary lens.
