In 1352, Ramesh officially entered the rock style with the song “Ghorba Ghazalan,” which included hard drum beats and Wah Wah guitar, which is actually a melody with an organ directed towards the western style, and the harmonica used in the song is a reference to a piece of Spaghetti Western music, i.e., an Italian western made by Ennio Morricone. With the song “Tahmet,” Ramesh proved the dominance of funk style over brass instruments, which in this period funk style returned with mixed pieces of traditional music. Ramesh’s collaboration with Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh in the song “Namaz” is another example of that period. The advancement of technology in Iran in 1353–1354 had a great impact on the western style of Ramesh music. The atmosphere of Latin funk in the song “Delm Brat Halake” as well as the soul of the bossa nova rhythm in the song “You Rainy, You Sunny” are mixed with an analog synthesizer. The song “Dard Ashaghi” surrounds the ears with jazz guitars and sudden and dramatic stops, but he returned to the funk style with brass instruments. He also performed the song “Part” in the funk style of epic lyrics.