Ehsan Aman

Ehsan Aman is a singer an Afghanistan singer. he is one of the few musicians that revived the music of Afghanistan, when it was lost in the Golden Age and have maintained the popularity of the music over the years. Already he had public exposure in the country in the 1970 and the 1980s with his sigles anf the shows he has arranged at the University of Kabul. Aman who was exiled in early 1980s in the United States has continued with the writing and the production of music in the state of Virginia that has as well been his abode since then

Aman is happily married to the daughter of a late song composer, known as Nainawaz.

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Aman was born in Laskargah in Afghanistan, to the family of Mohammad Aman Ibrahim, who is an engineer. By caste, he is Sarparah, whose ancestry can be map out to the illustrious people of Helmand province. Aman’s attention in music advanced in his early childhood when he learned how to play the musical instrument called accordion. This steered to his partaking in his high school music roles that elevated public sustenance for his professional chase of music. After completing his education in the high school, Aman gained a scholarship to study in the University of Kabul and he followed the footsteps of his father to study.

Aman's serious attention in music started during university, during his appearance as a student, he organized several live performances; his fame started rising. Nevertheless, there were strains between Aman and media dispositions, the opposing conditions of the time epoch steered to misunderstanding of his lyrics and subsidized to bad publicity. His songs, which were combatants of Kabul Radio Station were forbidden.

CAREER

His early workings comprised the hit single Bute' Daram that he organized as a gift for his relative. Broadcast on radio, it instantaneously brought him to light. Then he was demanded by the radio staff for additional record, to which he replied with Allah. This single that surpasses the popularity of his number, was aired recurrently buying Aman instant national attention. His rapid fame steered to infuriating of bitterness from other musician and people and resulted to the construction of stories against the Aman. Circumventing a hostility that could have demanded his life, he decided to leave his country. He entered in Pakistan in the year 1981. In October 1982, he immigrated to the U S, re-awoke his musical chases. In spite of financial and technical complications, he worked in partnership with some other exiled music players that are from Afghanistan and, in the year 1983, Aman released his first album called Musafer.

Conversely, weighed down with family life and the change to the accepted country, Aman minimized his engrossments from the year 1985 to 1993 to a vocation in engineering. After 1993, at the demand of his fans, he reimbursed to music.

In January 2002, Aman was requested by the Embassy of Afghanistan in the Washington, D.C. to re-compose the national anthem of Afghanistan.

PERSONAL LIFE

In the year 1985, Aman got married to his wife who is the daughter of the late poet of Afghanistan and the composer of music called Nainawaz. His wife was in support of jis music life and normally followed him to his concert performances. Aman was also a tennis player and a calligrapher. From the year 1976 to the year 1980, he was a member of the National Tennis Team of Afghanistan, and he participated in several international tennis competitions outside the country.

ACCOLADES

In the year 1996, he won the Afghan Youth Ballot, Artist of the Year.

DISCOGRAPHY

1.   1983  Musafer

2.   1999  Sahar

3.   2001  Blue Moods

4.   2002  Afghan Hope

5.   2004  Heart Beat

6.   2005  Echoes from the Past

VIDEOGRAPHY

1.   2001  live in concert