Emre Aydin

Probably one of the most successful small encounters of Turkish popular rock and roll picture is without query Emre Aydin. Given birth to in Isparta on Feb 2, 1981, he resided and analyzed in coastal towns like Antalya and Izmir. Izmir was in fact the town where he began his career in early stages. Raised with an classical guitar from child years, Aydin have been on-stage for a long period before he became a countrywide celebrity. Aydin founded the music group 6. Cadde, with whom he and musical partner Onur Ela joined the nationwide TV competition Sing Your Track. Among 1,574 entries, 6. Cadde’s “Donersen” received your competition and completed initially place, which offered them an archive contract with Common Music Turkey. After all of the promotion, 6. Cadde’s 2003 self-titled debut effort’s achievement seemed almost unavoidable; however, Common Music Turkey shut down only a month following the release. Without the decent advertising, the not-very-unique, mainly Athena-flavored pop/rock and roll they presented didn’t get much interest. Onur Ela quit professional music existence, and Aydin came back to Izmir to complete school and compose music by himself. These many years of struggle created a assortment of mournful music which were released as the Afili Yalnizlik record in 2006. Predicated on the theme of loneliness, Afili Yalnizlik confirmed Aydin’s improved songwriting abilities, painting gorgeous melodies around phrases of sorrow. The video for the name track offering Turkish celebrity Sebnem Donmez was an instantaneous charmer and Aydin instantly found himself near the top of the nationwide charts. Formulated with six singles altogether, Afili Yalnizlik was evidence that the united states had a fresh star, and many honours celebrated the record. But Aydin had not been prepared to relax on his accomplishments, and started touring across Turkey aswell as European countries. Afterwards in 2008, Aydin was selected as Europe’s Preferred Act on the MTV European countries Music Awards. Following the English-language one “Falling Down,” Aydin released his second record, Kagit Evler, this year 2010. Carrying out a framework similar compared to that of his debut, Kagit Evler was a straight bigger success. Documented in Sweden by Mats Valentin, the record was still mellow, still bitter — as confirmed by the initial one, “Bu Yagmurlar” — but this time around there were even more uptempo music scattered occasionally. Aydin’s themes in the record included departing, forgetting, and, obviously, remembering. He definitely extended his pursuing with this second launch, and embarked on an enormous tour of Turkey.