Iyad Rimawi

Iyad began touring outside of his hometown, Syrian in 2004 with his band, Kulna Sawa visiting Prince George's County, Maryland through a musical friendship tour. In 2017, Rimawi toured three major Syrian cities, Damascus, Aleppo and Latakia. In 2018, he performed in his last concert in Dubai under the name “Love Letters from Damascus 2018”.

In 1995, In association with five musicians, he formed the band “Kulna Sawa”, a Damascus-based band that signed a recording agreement in 2000 with EMI music,[12] and participated with writing the lyrics and music for most of the band's songs and was the Co-producer of the band albums Kulna Sawa Radio Station 2009, Musaique 2004, Shi Jdeed “New Stuff” 1999 and "Safinet Noh “Noah's arc” 1998. In 2001, Rimawi founded his recording Studio where he composes and produces Soundtrack for numerous Syrian and Arabian TV series. In 2012, Rimawi signed with Sony Music Middle East as the first Arab artist to sign a recording contract with Sony Music. His first album, Tales from Damascus was released in 2012, a compilation of his selected songs, the album took second place in Virgin megastores Middle East chart. In 2016, Rimawi released his second album, Silence in Syria which reached first place in Virgin megastores Middle East chart and remained for 3 months. In 2018, he released his third solo album, Damascus Now, the album was produced in a time of hardship and war in Syria which has been reflected in his music.

Iyad Rimawi (Arabic: أياد ريماوي ‎; born 22 January 1973), is a Syrian music composer, songwriter, and producer. He is best known for his soundtracks for several TV series such as Saif Bin Thee Yazan and Godfather.