Mor Ve Ötesi

A primary attraction in the Turkish alternative rock and roll picture, Mor Ve ?-tesi followed an extremely rough route and had their discovery just after their fourth work. Once a music group against capitalism and everything it brought upon the brand new world, these were, recording by recording, accepted in to the mainstream as today’s rock band performing Turkish lyrics. An motivation to many rings and the tone of voice of the era, Mor Ve ?-tesi is usually a top-notch music group defining the path that Turkish rock and roll is going in. Mor Ve ?-tesi was shaped by Kerem Kabadayi (drums), Harun Tekin (vocals/electric guitar), Derin Esmer (vocals/electric guitar), and Alper Tekin (bass) in 1995. Commencing focus on tracks immediately, the music group released the debut record Sehir (“THE TOWN”) in 1996. The record was an amateur work with the music group looking similar to several high school children. Nevertheless, they were able to produce a strike with “Yalniz Sarki,” that was also highlighted in the Hasan Yükselir compilation released by ADA Muzik. A season and several gigs afterwards, Burak Güven (who must not be confused using the bass participant of Bulutsuzluk ?-zlemi) changed Alper Tekin on bass. Their second record premiered in 1999. Brak Zaman Aksin (“Allow Time Movement”) was similar to the debut, but better created, better performed, and evidently better written. Even though the record fell lacking getting much interest, it included some tips of what Mor Ve ?-tesi could accomplish. Harun Tekin and Derin Esmer exchanged vocal duties going back period, as Esmer still left the music group after the discharge. Kerem ?-zyegen was selected as the guitarist. In 2000, Mor Ve ?-tesi participated in the tribute record to Bülent Ortaçgil using their edition of “Sen Varsin.” ?-zyegen, combined with the fresh maker Tarkan Gozubuyuk — bass participant with metallic pioneers Mezarkabul — offered the much-needed fresh bloodstream for the music group. Third recording Gül Kendine (“Giggle at Yourself”), released in 2001, noticed the music group adult both in musical and industrial methods. The world-class, edgy creation revealed an excellent recording, while Harun Tekin was getting a stylish idol for girls. The music group was also learning to be a central picture for humanitarian functions. They required the stage against nuclear energy and teamed up with essential music artists like Bülent Ortaçgil, Feridun Duzagaç, and Nejat Yavasogullari for an anti-war anthem “Savasa Hic Gerek Yok.” In 2003, the music group released a cover edition of a favorite Turkish track “Yaz Yaz Yaz” as an individual and published the music for the Cagan Irmak film Mustafa Hakkinda Hersey. However the recording that produced Mor Ve ?-tesi what they are today was their 4th work, Dünya Yalan Söylüyor (“The Globe Is Laying”). The smooth part of Tekin’s vocals had been eliminated, the musicianship experienced improved, and even though they had currently written a small number of great tracks, not a one one of these was near to the quality of the tracks upon this one. When Dünya Yalan Söylüyor premiered in 2004, all hell broke loose instantly. Offering over 250,000 copies, it had been selected as the “Greatest Turkish Rock Record of All Moments” by Blue Jean mag and “Second Greatest Turkish Rock Record from the Last a decade” by Billboard. “Bir Derdim Var” highlighted in the film Mustafa Hakkinda Hersey was “Greatest Film Tune” on the 41st Antalya International Golden Orange Film Festival. The follow-up with their groundbreaking Dünya Yalan Söylüyor premiered in 2006. Although Büconük Düsler was also selected as the “Greatest Turkish Rock Record of the entire year” and “Greatest Album of the entire year” by Blue Jean and Rolling Rock Turkey, it wasn’t near living up to the achievement of its forerunner. Some gigs in Turkey and an eight time tour of Germany noticed the music group play before thousands of followers. The music group recorded “1945” for any tribute recording of late maker Onno Tunc plus they also created their personal label Rakun in 2007. Mor Ve ?-tesi was selected to represent Turkey in the Eurovision Track Competition in 2008.