Alafsar Rahimov, who was born in Şeki city of Azerbaijan, met Balaban enstrument he received at the age of 10. Rahimov, who is also the grandson of Elefser Şekili, also known as the most important zurna master of Azerbaijan, entered the music college in 2005 at the Azerbaijan State Conservatory after the lessons he took from Eyyub Memmedov. Rahimov who participated in concerts and festivals in many countries including America, Germany, China, Serbia, Switzerland, Singapore, Morocco, Norway, France, Netherlands, Poland, Taiwan, Italy, Kazakhstan, Georgia and Korea performed at the Montreux Jazz festival with the band he worked with in 2011. Rahimov brings a new breath to music with his first jazz album called Panic. Rahimov, who discovers different types of jazz, believes in the unifying power of music by adding zurna to his musical journey that started with balaban, establishes a cultural bridge between ethnic music and jazz music  to make music lovers feel the richness of the balaban and zurna in this new album. In addition to his own compositions in the album, he brings together the different tunes of jazz with the arranger of the album, Etibar Asadli, in which the world-famous mugam master Alim Qasimov and Elnur Hüseynov are also featured as guest artists.