Siamak Amidi was born in Esfahan a city in central Iran, known for its blue tile mosques and its traditional people, but there is nothing traditional about Siamak and his life.... Siamak grew up in Tehran.... from his early teenage years he was into music and heavy metal was his cup of tea in those days... Iron Maiden was his all time favorite band.... but in the late 90's house music took Tehran by storm thanks to Iranian students studying in the west and sharing their experiences about clubbing when they were back for visits, house music gave birth to underground partying in the capital.....and Siamak and his friends created their own party scene in the city in 2000.

In 2006 international bookings started happening, a residency in Die Nacht in Germany gave Siamak the chance to spin aside some of Germany's top Techno DJs, a cooperation that still goes on today..... Siamak moved to Dubai in 2007 but it was only a year later when he and some friends started their own party called "To Our House", Siamak got a residency in Dubai's Club Submarine as well..... it was during this year that Siamak entered the Dubai party scene more seriously with different bookings around the city.... he became interested in music production and started his solo project.... meanwhile he was being booked in some of Berlin's top clubs such as club Maria..... when a talented friend and producer named Salar moved to Dubai they started their duo project called Fake Chicken & Cheap Soap(Greenhorn Records, Bondage Music, Blu Fin), their productions were well recieved by some great artists and they remixed and got remixed by big names such as Alexkid, Alexi Delano, Tigerskin, Namito, Dole & Kom, Robert Babicz and Tom Clark.... Siamak's name has been mentioned in lineups alongside some of the world's best underground Artists such as Marc Romboy, Stephan Budzin, Super Flue, Matt Tolfrey, Namito.

Siamak Amidi at the moment holds a residency in Berlin's Pigalle Bar and has his own Berlin based Party called DOTT.... Siamak looks forward to shaking more dance-floors and producing more sick tunes both as a solo artist and as part of the FCCS project....