As a pioneering Afghan Hip Hop producer and rapper, my music career has been a powerful tool for advocating for social justice and human rights. Here are some notable highlights:

2013: Performed for thousands at a memorial anniversary organized by Setade Gole Sorkh, commemorating the 1993 genocide of the Hazara people in Afshar.
2014: Organized the first-ever Afghan hip hop concert with a few other musicians from the west side of Kabul, attracting thousands of attendees.
2014 – 2020: Appeared on national and private TV networks to perform songs for special events such as New Year’s celebrations, UFC events, and morning shows.
2014 – Present: Consistently released singles and provided content in my music, innovating both in music production and marketing. Produced over 100 songs for other artists, earning the nickname “Afghan Dr. Dre” and achieving millions of views and listens.
2015: Released debut album Saada, which has gained millions of views despite restricted internet access in Afghanistan, with fans sharing songs via Bluetooth.
2015: Performed for International Women’s Day for a crowd of exclusively women, organized by Zardozi NGO.
2016: Produced a various artists album Great Dynamic Vol.1 to share the attention received with other hip hop artists. Organized a concert in Kabul with all proceeds donated to charity.
2016: Performed for International Women’s Day at Cactus Cafe and later that year at an art exhibition by Afghan girls.
2017: Followed up with Great Dynamic Vol.2 to bring even more attention to newer artists in our community. Also performed for street children and helped provide school materials through donations.
2017: Collaborated with American singer-songwriter Glen Reynolds to create the EP Create & Thrive. This collaboration featured an artist who had worked with great names such as Kendrick Lamar and Talib Kweli.
2017 – Present: Songs have been used in protests against injustice in Afghanistan, becoming anthems for resistance and advocacy.
2018: Released full-length LP Innocent Evil, which received great feedback from the community. The versatile songs from the album were played at parties, protest rallies, and many people have shared that the album had a profound personal impact, even saving lives.
2021: After the Taliban takeover, took a huge risk to start making a documentary about Afghan musicians’ lives under Taliban rule, highlighting the restrictions and dangers they faced.
2022: Granted a humanitarian visa to Germany due to the high risk posed by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Late 2022: Awarded a fellowship by the Institute of International Education (IIE) under the Artists Protection Fund (APF) program.
2023: Performed for hundreds of Afghans and internationals in Erfurt, Germany, taking a stance against the Taliban.
Early 2024: Showcased 20 minutes of the documentary at the Deutsches Filminstitut und Filmmuseum (DFF) in Frankfurt, Germany, which was very successful and helped five other musicians and their families obtain humanitarian visas and leave Afghanistan.

Currently: APF Fellow residing in Bard College Berlin.

These highlights showcase my commitment to using music as a platform for innovation and social change, supporting those affected by injustices and advocating for a better future.