Kamran was born in a family rich in love and music in Abadan. From the age of five, and under the guidance of his uncle who was an accomplished music teacher, Kamran became immersed in the world of music. He was placed in the prestigious Khaneye Javanan and Kakh Javanan music societies where he was surrounded by the brightest and the most talented young Iranian musicians of the time. By age 13, he had already formed a music band that enjoyed a local popularity in Amir Abad of Tehran. Soon after, Kamran and his fellow musician friends, Farrokh, Bijan, and Bahram, formed a band called "La Lupa", an Iranian band with a fresh Italian influence. Kamran's international journey began when he traveled to England in the late 1970's.

Shortly after, the 1979 revolution in Iran forced him to travel again, but this time, to Spain. This was where Kamran enjoyed the infusion of Gitano, or Spanish Gypsy, music into his own. He found natural compatibility between that and the music of his home, Abadan.

His life's journey took him from Spain to Sweden. This was only one of the many contrasting moves of his life. During his eight years of stay, his musical accomplishments materialized into his first recorded track "Mahlagha". It quickly became an electrifying hit among the Iranian community in northern Europe. Kamran's other accomplishments in Sweden extended to a degree in computer science. Also, he formed, yet another band, "Parvaz" which joined Kamran with his brother Keyvan, and together with other friends such as Farhad Arbabi, they toured for the lucky audiences of Scandinavia.

Kamran then went to Los Angeles where he built his financial foundation by establishing a business in, yet another field, medicine. Meanwhile, he continued his music by working selectively with a few well known artists (such as Andy), who had the special affinity for his music.

During this time, Kamran also produced Lost Generation for Nami, and finally Kamran released his debut album Minus U in 2006.