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Sid Moses
Sid Moses
سید موزس
Born	Saeed Musavi; May 30, 1990 (age 34); Ahwaz, Khuzestan, Iran
Occupations	Singer; songwriter; record producer;
Years active	2010–present
Awards	Full list
	Musical career
Genres	R&B; pop; alternative R&B; HipHop;
Labels	Siduktive; Numb Music Productions; Raplarzeh; West Battalion; Javdan Brothers; ;
Website	unitedmasters.com/a/sid-moses

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Saeed Musavi (born May 30, 1990), known professionally as Sid Moses, is an Iranian singer, songwriter, and record producer. Sid is recognized for his English music influencing R&B and HipHop. He released musics collaborating with Arash Saretan, Raplarzeh & ...

He began his recording career in 2010 signing with Raplarzeh, anonymously uploading several songs to music websites like farsihiphop & social medias. A year later, Sid Moses released his first official single “I ain’t coming home” with Ashkan Clipper & Vahid Patrix and trended on iranian hiphop community websites.

In 2012, Sid Moses signed with West Battalion, and released 3 other singles with the group. His second single, The Compass (feat. Arash Saretan, Nariman Rastegar, Ashkan Clipper), was released in October 2012. He followed it with We Got Some Kush (March 2013), and after that Street Fame (October 2013) which both was among the top singles of the year 2013 on parsihiphop music charts. Sid Moses also released a music with Javdan called “Harfe Man” that never released officialy. At 2020 he started collaborating with Arash Saretan on his album 59 that released on 26 jan 2021.^[1]

^ "59 (Album) - Arash Saretan on PHH / آلبوم ۵۹ - آرش سرطان". PARSIHIPHOP.com. Retrieved January 30, 2021.

[1] "59 (Album) - Arash Saretan on PHH / آلبوم ۵۹ - آرش سرطان". PARSIHIPHOP.com. Retrieved January 30, 2021.

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