Safar began spinning wax in 1991 at venues and parties in the San Francisco scene and traveled throughout the U.S. and Canada, playing at different venues and guest DJed on many radio stations. In 1994, he began composing and producing music. In 1997, with six years experience in the industry and three years in production, he started an independent label called Whirling Records. Also working as an independent remix artist/producer on smaller labels such as Strictly Rhythm, he earned credits and releases on Warner/Reprise Records (USA) and Mute Records (UK) with Depeche Mode remixes.

Cutting out of “the scene” to pursue an exhilarating career selling cars for Ford Motor Company, he eventually revived his heart and enrolled in Ex'pression College for Digital Arts to dive deeper into a total immersion pursuit of his dreams in sound arts and music production.
While attending school, Safar’s outside roles included sound design and music production for Digital Mark Studios and Honey Interactive, and audio engineering for Live 105 BFD-DVD recording. Following graduation with a bachelor of applied science degree in sound arts, in January of 2001, he joined Ripe Sound where he started sound effects editing and mastering for Ripe Sound’s sound effects library. He also worked on sound design for several national and international ads for “ripe sound” clients such as Budweiser, Adidas, Panasonic, Playstation, Yahoo, Burger King, Zima, Discover Card, EA Sports, Fox NFL, Napster, Havoline motor oil, and many more.

Over the last eleven years Safar has worked in post-production for film, TV and radio, working at a variety of studios such as; Ripe Sound, Robert Berke Sound, Crescendo Studios, One Union Recording, Fantasy Studios, The Saul Zaentz Film Center, Wave Group, and SNP Communications. At those studios he was doing sound design and music for national and international ads, short films, animation, video games and multimedia, as well as doing data base management, operating system optimization, software and hardware installations and upgrades, system maintenance and technical support. He also has over sixteen years experience in music production as an artist, composer, producer, recording, mixing, and mastering engineer, with major label credits and releases on EMI, Virgin, Capitol, Warner Brothers, Reprise, and more.

In 2003, Safar completed a full-length album for EMI Music (Virgin/Capitol) released in the Middle East, France, and Germany under the name Spiritual Brothers with his partner Pierre Ravan, with several featured artists including legendary Persian singer Daruish and the king of Quwali music Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, B.R. Shankar, Divasonic, and the Arabic superstar Hasna, which followed by a single with Rulers Of The Deep for Shinichi /Yoshi Toshi, and Divasonic's full-length album Birth.

While doing freelance and contract work as an Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Editor and Music Producer, working on titles such as “Guitar Hero”, and “Karaoke Revolutions”, in the gaming industry, Safar was also a Sound Arts Instructor at Expression College for Digital Arts, teaching Digital Audio Workstation, Audio Post Production, Game Audio, and occasionally MIDI classes.

Most recent projects include sound design and implementation on “The Simpsons Game” for EA, with additional music production and remix of “Rock You Like a Hurricane” by Scorpions for the game. And sound design, dialogue, music, and implementation for Arcadia's casual 3D on-line games.

In 2010 Safar completed sound design and implementation on "Iron Man 2" Game for SEGA Studios.