Ibrahim Khalil (singer)

Ibrahim Khalil (Kurmanji: Îbrahîm Xelîl, May 5, 2000, Al-Hasakah, Syria) a Yazidi singer and songwriter.[1]

Ibrahim Khalil (singer)
Background information
Birth nameIbrahim Khalil
Born (2000-05-05) May 5, 2000
Al-Hasakah, Syria
GenresFolk, Pop
Occupation(s)singer, songwriter
InstrumentsVoice
Years active2012–present
LabelsIbrahim Khalil ©
Websiteibrahim-khalil.com

Biography

Ibrahim Khalil was born on May 5, 2000 in Al-Hasakah in the Syrian Arab Republic in a family of musicians.[2][3] He made his first musical steps at the age of 9. At the age of 11 he began to study music in Al-Haskaha music school.

Ibrahim has been living in Germany since 2012. He attended the Clemens-Brentano European School there.

Musical career

Ibrahim Khalil released the first music video in 2012 entitled "Beje beje".[4] Later the singer released the songs "Heyo" and “Bivinm". Ibrahim Khalil is also a songwriter. He wrote songs for Yezidi singers Jangir Broyan and Arthur Safoyan.

His style of music is varied, including pop ballads as well as traditional Yezidi folk music.

Singles

  • 2016 Feb – "Ay Dil" (My Heart)
  • 2016 Feb – "Keçka Êzidî" (Yazidi Girl)
  • 2016 Sep – "Shems Xayeme" (Sunshine)
  • 2017 Feb – "Êz Çi Bikîm Min Hez Bikî" (What should I do to love myself)
  • 2017 Jun – "Seva Te" (For you)
  • 2017 Oct – "Tu Tu Tu" (You you you) (With Amar Zakharov, David Odi)
  • 2018 Jan – "Şaya Artur" (Artur's wedding)
  • 2018 Jun – "Ez Berfim" (Beautiful winter snow)
  • 2018 Dec –  "Potpori/Govend" (Yazidi mashup)
  • 2019 May – "Romanci" (Romantic)
  • 2019 Jun – "Yazidi Mashup" (With Ishkhan Dengbej)
  • 2019 Oct – "Ezdixana Mine" (My Yazidi people)
  • 2019 Dec – "Bvinm" (I want to see you)
  • 2019 Mar – "Le Le Le" (With Vle Khaloyan)
  • 2020 Jun – "Kûda Ez Herîm" (Where should I go?)
  • 2020 Julc – "Miran & Anna"

Music videos

Year Titel Artist
2017 Lalisha Nurani (For the Yezidi Church) Ibrahim Khalil  
2017 Şaya Şemoyê Ibrahim Khalil (With Arthur Safoyan)
2017 De u Bave Te (Your parents)   Ibrahim Khalil
2018 Heyo Ibrahim Khalil
2018 Dil Deşe (Sad heart)   Ibrahim Khalil
2018 Eman Ibrahim Khalil (With Hamik Tamoyan)
2020 Were Dilo Ibrahim Khalil

References

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