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Zubin Sedghi
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Current member of Tally Hall
Date of Birth: September 16, 1984
Hometown: Bloomfield, MI
Current resident of: Vallejo, CA
Other Names: Zubes, Dr. Zubin Sedghi D.O., Zhub

Dr. Zubin Sedghi is a Persian-American neuroscientist, musical artist, and member of the Michigan band Tally Hall.

Biography

Pre-Tally Hall

While attending Andover High School, he played drums in a band called listedBlack with current Tally Hall bandmate, Rob Cantor.

Tally Hall

In an old bio on the Tally Hall website, it is written:

Mr. Zubin Sedghi ("Zubin" to friends) is precisely 5'11" and weighs 133.5 pounds. His eyes and his hairs are brown. His teeth are orthodontically corrected. He has two sisters, two parents, a dog, a fish, and an oxford comma. Mr. Zubin Sedghi is of persian descent, and suffers from no major food-borne allergies. His right arm is home to 18 freckles; his belly button is an "innie." In addition to being right-handed from birth, Mr. Zubin Sedghi has always shown a proclivity toward dressing in clothing and speaking the English language. Mr. Zubin Sedghi participated in the sport of discus throwing during his senior year at Andover High School with very little success.

Zubin is the bassist/vocalist in Tally Hall and wears a blue tie. He also designed and maintained at least a few of the Tally Hall website iterations. In his early life Zubin was "forced" to play the piano by his parents, and toured Europe as a choir boy. He also had the lead role in his high school musical and spring play.

Post-Hiatus

In 2012 Zubin contributed to the ミラクルミュージカル project Hawaii: Part II by providing vocals for the song White Ball.

Aside from his musical commitments, Zubin studied biology (pre-med),[1] and in 2012, he graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in neuroscience.[2] Zubin's honours thesis was on "Examining Interactions Between Kappa Opioid Receptors and Dopaminergic Transmission in the Striatum of Socially Monogamous Prairie Voles"[3][2]

In 2013 Zubin entered a contest set by the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of California (OPSC) to create a video that educates the public about Osteopathic medicine and its profession. Zubin entered a video called "The D.O. Difference" that made use of metaphorical visuals, and was shot entirely on his iPhone. Zubin's entry came in first.[4][5] In 2014, while studying for his doctorate, Zubin was part of the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents.[6]

Personal Life

Zubin currently resides in Los Angeles, California. He has received his doctorate, married Yalda Sedghi née Sarmadi, and is a father to Sina[7] and Ella. He has been an actively practicing family medicine doctor since 2019.[8]

Zubin has since discovered a new, even better Natural Ketchup from Trader Joes.[8]

Zubin deliberately stays off of social media because he sees it as an "unproductive use" of his time.[8]

Songs

The following is an alphabetical compilation of the Tally Hall songs Zubin Sedghi has written or helped to write:

Trivia

  • Zubin does not, in fact, have a middle name.
  • Before Tally Hall formed, Zubin had never touched a bass guitar.
  • His brother, Ardalan Sedghi, has his own band called Humons.[9][10]
  • In a SXSW interview Zubin states that he can swim, though his bandmates point out that his "swimming" looks a lot like just walking in water.[11] In Tally Hall's Internet Show Episode 10: Good Night, a drowning Zubin cries out that he can't swim.[12]
  • Zubin's favourite stage of mitosis is anaphase.[1]
  • In 2006, Zubin recommended Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles, Illinois by Sufjan Stevens, Funeral by Arcade Fire, Twin Cinema by the New Pornographers, and Weezer's self-titled debut album on Amazon.com. [13]

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