Ahmed Alabdi is an Iraqi-American actor, creative executive, A&R and founder of the multi-genre entertainment company and label FVF SOUND. Born in Baghdad and raised in Amman and New York City then settled in Palm Springs, he began acting at age 21 under the mentorship of Justin Roiland (Rick and Morty). He has appeared in Dog Patrol, Stranded 3, Bird’s Eye Witness, and HBO’s Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.
Beyond film, Alabdi is active in the music industry, developing artists and producing events across alternative hip-hop and EDM through FVF SOUND.
Ahmed Alabdi was born on February 25, 2001, in Baghdad, Iraq. He spent his early childhood in Baghdad before relocating with his family to Amman, Jordan at age ten. At thirteen, Alabdi moved to New York City, later establishing himself in Palm Springs, California. As the oldest of four siblings, he grew up with a natural sense of leadership that would later influence his creative career.
Alabdi began his acting journey at age 21, studying under the mentorship of Justin Roiland, co-creator of the Emmy-winning animated series Rick and Morty. His early roles included appearances in the independent films Dog Patrol (as a jail inmate), Stranded 3, and Bird’s Eye Witness, where he portrayed Sheriff Guarderas.
In television, he appeared in an episode of HBO’s Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, playing a teamster. Throughout his early film work, Alabdi shared sets with performers such as Cuba Gooding Jr., Terry Crews, Adrien Brody, John C. Reilly, and digital entertainer Zach King.
Alabdi also produced the first FVF SOUND live show on November 9, 2025, headlined by Fenix Flexin (formerly of Shoreline Mafia), with performances by Jeane Marie and Trilliano.
Known for his cinematic personal style-featuring western silhouettes, custom leather pieces, and desert-inspired fashion-Alabdi is active across both film and music, developing artists while building his own creative universe.
He continues to expand FVF SOUND with Music career and pursue acting opportunities in television and film.
