Alim Zaurovich Zairov was born on April 28, 1988 in the city of Alma-Ata (Kazakhstan) into a musical family. Alim's father - Zaur Zairov - as a student played percussion in the popular Alma-Ata group "Ulan". Alim's grandfather - Musajan Zairov - was one of the founders of the Kurmangazy Orchestra of Kazakh Folk Instruments, and later became its director. After graduating from high school, Alim entered the Kazakh National Academy of Arts named after T.K. Zhurgenov, specializing in Jazz Piano. In 2015 he wrote music for Zhasulan Poshanov's film "Shlagbaum", for which he was awarded the "Choice of Film Critics of Kazakhstan" award in the nomination "Best Film Music". The film was also shown at the Moscow International Film Festival, where the actor Yerkebulan Dairov, who played the main role, received the Silver St. George award for Best Actor. In 2016, Zairov was again awarded the Kazakhstan Film Critics' Choice Award in the Best Music to the Film "for his work on Akan Sataev's film" The Road to Mother ", which also received a nomination for" Best Film Score "at the Tulpar Prize.

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