Parham Haghighi is a singer, music producer, and educator based in Brooklyn, New York. Born and raised in Mashhad, Iran, Parham moved to Boston in 2012 to attend Berklee College of Music, where he graduated summa cum laude in Contemporary Writing and Production with a focus on Jazz Vocal Performance. While at Berklee, he received the Voice Department's "Outstanding Achievement Award" and collaborated with renowned musicians such as Javier Limón, Simon Shaheen , and Joyce Moreno. Influenced by iconic artists like Farhad Mehrad, Viguen, and James Blake, Parham creates music that is unmistakably his own—raw, evocative, and deeply personal. His debut single, Ey Del, released in December 2024, is a poignant acoustic composition set to a quatrain by Persian poet Omar Khayyam, blending timeless Persian poetry with Parham’s modern, stripped-down sound. He is currently working on his first studio album. In addition to his music, Parham serves as the music and assistant director for Pardis for Children, a New York City-based nonprofit dedicated to educating children about Iranian culture and language. In this role, he produces music and leads student choirs.