He is cited in Kuwaiti media as one of the country's upcoming generation of young singers.

His father was singer Yusif Al Mutref.

Al Mutref began singing and playing the oud at the age of 13, but hid it from his father who wanted him to concentrate on his studies.

In 2013, he won first place for singing at the GCC Music Festival.

In 2014, Al Mutref signed with Rotana Records and released his first studio album Monhak Gharam.