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Mustafa Ceceli (born November 2, 1980) is a Turkish pop singer. His musical career started with an amateur high school band. After high school, he attended to Ankara University Faculty of Veterinary. In third class, he left this faculty, he took the university entrance exams second time and he attended Yeditepe University Management department.

His professional music career has started after meeting Ozan Doğulu and with his various arrangements for Sezen Aksu. His first album was published in 2009 with the title also bearing his own name.

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Mustafa Ceceli (2009)
• Mustafa Ceceli Remixes (2010)

Singles[link]

• Limon Çiçekleri (14 Mayıs 2009)
• Hastalıkta Sağlıkta (14 Şubat 2010)

Video Music[link]

• Unutamam
• Karanfil
• Limon Çiçekleri
• Hastalıkta Sağlıkta
• Dön
• Tenlerin Seçimi
• Hata
• Bekle
• Yağmur Ağlıyor

References[link]

Biography from the official website of the singer: [1]

External links[link]

Live performance of his song "Bekle" [2]

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Feridun Düzağaç (born 10 October 1968 in Adana, Turkey) is a Turkish rock music singer and songwriter, usually known for his pessimistic and melancholic songs.

Music career[link]

Early career[link]

Feridun Düzağaç started his music career by forming a band called "TINI" ("TONE") in Mersin while studying in university. This band was formed in 1988 and Feridun Düzağaç was the vocalist of this band consisting five musicians. Other members of the band were Feridun Düzağaç's schoolmates. The first song that Feridun Düzağaç wrote was "Lavinia" which was a poem originally written by famous Turkish poet Özdemir Asaf. In 1990 Feridun Düzağaç and his 13 schoolmates wrote a book called "İlk Rüzgar" ("The First Wind") which contained many poems. In 1992 he graduated from the university. In November 1994 he released a demo album called "Öğrenci İndirimi" ("Student Discount") which contained songs that he performed when he was studying in university.

Professional career[link]

In January 1997 he released his debut official album called "Beni Rahatta Dinleyin" ("Listen to Me in Comfort"). This album contained songs that he wrote when he was bearing arms. He released his second official album called "Köprüden Önce Son Çıkış" ("The Last Exit Before the Bridge") in July 1998.

In 2000 he participated in a compilation album called "Bülent Ortaçgil'e Saygı" ("In Honour of Bülent Ortaçgil") by performing a song called "Sevgi" ("Love"). He released "© Tüm Hakları Yalnızlığıma Aittir" ("© All Rights Reserved to My Loneliness") album in May 2001 and "Orjinal - Alt Yazılı" ("Original - Subtitled") album in 2003. The second one was the most successful album in his career. In August 2004 he released "Uzun Uzun Feridun Düzağaç" ("Long Long Feridun Düzağaç") album which mostly contained concert performances. Through 2004 Feridun Düzağaç appeared in hundreds of concerts.

On 4 January 2006 Feridun Düzağaç released "Bir Devam Filmi/Siyah Beyaz Türkçe Dublaj" ("A Sequel Film/Black and White Turkish Dubbing") album. On 22 January 2008 he released his sixth album called "Uykusuza Masallar" ("Tales for Sleepless People"). This album was more optimistic in contrast his previous albums. Feridun Düzağaç released his last album called "FD7" in March 2010.

Discography[link]

Feridun Düzağaç released a demo release, seven original releases and a live release in his career.

Öğrenci İndirimi[link]

"Öğrenci İndirimi" means "Student Discount" in English. This album is a demo album and released in November 1994. This demo album includes only two songs. This album belongs to "TINI" band, not only Feridun Düzağaç.

1. Toy Yıllar ("Novice Years")
2. Rehavet mi ("Is It Drowsiness")

Beni Rahatta Dinleyin[link]

"Beni Rahatta Dinleyin" means "Listen to Me in Comfort" in English. This album is the debut album of Feridun Düzağaç and released in January 1997. "Lavinia" is written by Özdemir Asaf, "Adı Sevda" is composed by Hakan Erken. "Hoptirinom" is a 3 Hürel song (written and composed by Feridun Hürel) covered by Feridun Düzağaç in this album. Other 9 songs are both written and composed by Feridun Düzağaç.

1. Lavinia
2. Hoptirinom
3. Nenni ("Lullaby")
4. Sevgili Öyküler ("Dear Tales")
5. Paranoya ("Paranoia")
6. Beyaz ("White")
7. Adı Sevda ("Its Name is Love")
8. Hep Sarhoş ("Always Drunk")
9. Ay ("Moon")
10. Buralar Soğuk ("Here is Cold")
11. Kördüğüm ("Impasse")
12. Beni Rahatta Dinleyin ("Listen to Me in a Comfortable Position")

Köprüden Önce Son Çıkış[link]

"Köprüden Önce Son Çıkış" means "The Last Exit Before the Bridge" in English. This album is second album of Feridun Düzağaç and released in July 1998.

1. Unut Beni ("Forget Me")
2. Gölge ("Shadow")
3. Aşkın E Hali ("The E Situation of Love")
4. Hep Uzaklara ("Always Far Away")
5. Oysa Ellerin ("But Your Hands")
6. Yollar ("Roads")
7. Ela ("Hazel")
8. Düşlerime Kal ("Stay in My Dreams")
9. Sor ("Ask")
10. Evimin Bir Odası ("A Room of My House")
11. Çiğ ("Dew")

© Tüm Hakları Yalnızlığıma Aittir[link]

"© Tüm Hakları Yalnızlığıma Aittir" means "© All Rights Reserved to My Loneliness" in English. This album is third album of Feridun Düzağaç and released in May 2001.

1. Aynı ("The Same")
2. Dipteyim Sondayım Depresyondayım ("I am at the Bottom, at the End and in Depression")
3. Yalnızlığım Sana Emanet ("I Trusted My Loneliness to You")
4. Uçak ("Plane")
5. İçimden Şehirler Geçiyor ("Cities Pass Inside Me")
6. Senin Şarkın ("Your Song")
7. Yanında ("Next to You")
8. Son Yaprağıydı Güzün ("It was the Last Leaf of Autumn")
9. Biterken Herşey ("While Everything was Ending")
10. İyi Uykular ("Sleep Well")
11. Dipteyim Ben ("I am at the Bottom")

Orjinal - Alt Yazılı[link]

"Orjinal - Alt Yazılı" means "Original - Subtitled" in English. This album is forth album of Feridun Düzağaç and released in 2003. 9 songs are written and composed by Feridun Düzağaç. "Düşler Sokağı" is an Ezginin Günlüğü song (written by Hüsnü Arkan and composed by Nadir Göktürk), which Feridun Düzağaç covered. "Mavi Tekme" is written, composed and performed by guest artist Gökhan Dabak. This is the only song in Feridun Düzağaç discography which Feridun Düzağaç isn't involved at all.

1. F.D. :).
2. Buralardan Gitme ("Don't Walk Away")
3. Alev Alev ("Ablaze")
4. Boş Ders Şarkısı ("Song for Spare Lesson")
5. Cumartesi ("Saturday")
6. Düşler Sokağı ("Dreams Street")
7. Nadas ("Fallow")
8. Gamlı Uçak ("Sorrowful Plane")
9. Yalan ("Lie")
10. Tesadüfler ("Coincidences")
11. Mavi Tekme ("Blue Kick")

Uzun Uzun Feridun Düzağaç[link]

"Uzun Uzun Feridun Düzağaç" means "Long Long Feridun Düzağaç" in English. This album is the only album which could be labeled as live album among Feridun Düzağaç albums (for now). "Rüzgar" is the only song which is original. All of the other songs are live versions of songs that already exist in previous albums. This album released in August 2004 and consists of two discs.

CD 1[link]

1. Adı Sevda ("It's Name is Love")
2. Nadas ("Fallow")
3. Buralardan Gitme ("Don't Walk Away")
4. Senin Şarkın ("Your Song")
5. Uçak ("Plane")
6. Düşler Sokağı ("Dreams Street")
7. Sevgili Öyküler ("Dear Tales")
8. Lavinia
9. Rüzgar ("Wind")
10. F.D. :)
11. Ela ("Hazel")
12. Son Yaprağıydı Güzün ("It was the Last Leaf of Autumn")

CD 2[link]

1. Düşerime Kal ("Stay in My Dreams")
2. Paranoya ("Paranoia")
3. Yanında ("Next to You")
4. Aşkın E Hali ("The E Situation of Love")
5. Boş Ders Şarkısı ("Song for Spare Lesson")
6. Biterken Her Şey ("While Everything was Ending")
7. Yalan ("Lie")
8. Cumartesi ("Saturday")
9. İçimden Şehirler Geçiyor ("Cities Pass Inside Me")
10. Alev Alev ("Ablaze")
11. Dipteyim Sondayım Depresyondayım ("I am at the Bottom, at the End and in Depression")
12. Yalnızlığım Sana Emanet ("I Trusted My Loneliness to You")
13. Gölge ("Shadow")
14. Beyaz ("White")
15. Unut Beni ("Forget Me")

Bir Devam Filmi/Siyah Beyaz Türkçe Dublaj[link]

"Bir Devam Filmi/Siyah Beyaz Türkçe Dublaj" means "A Sequel Film/Black and White Turkish Dubbing" in English. This album is fifth album of Feridun Düzağaç and released on 4 January 2006. All songs are written and 10 songs are composed by Feridun Düzağaç. Only "Ağlamıyorum" is composed by Ayhan Orhuntaş.

1. Ağlarsan Düşerim ("I'll Fall Down if You Cry")
2. Emekli Kerem ("Retired Kerem")
3. Sokaklarda Evcil ("Domestic in Streets")
4. Yıldızlar ("Stars")
5. Ağlamıyorum ("I am not Crying")
6. Gibi Gibi ("Like Like")
7. Deli ("Loony")
8. Aşk Çok Uzak ("Love is Far Away")
9. Beni Unutma ("Don't Forget Me")
10. Bir Gün Ölürsem ("If I Die Oneday")
11. Yürüdüm ("I Walked")

Uykusuza Masallar[link]

"Uykusuza Masallar" means "Tales for the Sleepless" in English. This album is sixth album of Feridun Düzağaç and released on 22 January 2008. All songs are written and composed by Feridun Düzağaç.

1. Çok Geç ("Too Late")
2. Beni Bırakma ("Don't Leave Me")
3. Yeniköy (A neighbourhood in İstanbul)
4. Kara Kara ("Black Black")
5. Söz Ver ("Promise")
6. Kurumuş Ölüyorken ("When Dried and Dying")
7. Çok Aşık ("Too Much in Love")
8. Yüzün ("Your Face")
9. Özledim ("I Miss")
10. Hazırcevap ("Ready-Witted")
11. Ardından ("Afterward")
12. Senin İçin ("For You")

FD7[link]

This album is seventh and last (for now) album of Feridun Düzağaç and released in March 2010. All song are written and composed by Feridun Düzağaç.

1. Ağır Ağır ("Slow")
2. Mütamadiyen Ağlıyorum ("I am Always Crying")
3. Bir Varmış Bir Yokmuş ("Once Upon a Time")
4. Rüya ("Dream")
5. Devrik ("Inverted")
6. Hayat Neden Şekil Yapıyor ("Why the Life Do Irrıtating Things")
7. Aşkın Önsözü Ayrılık ("Divorce, the Preface of Love")
8. Sensiz ("Without You")
9. İz ("Clue")
10. Bir Aşk Masalı ("A Love Story")

Video clips[link]

[edit] From Beni Rahatta Dinleyin album

• Lavinia
• Beyaz
• Buralar Soğuk

[edit] From Köprüden Önce Son Çıkış album

• Unut Beni
• Aşkın E Hali

[edit] From © Tüm Hakları Yalnızlığıma Aittir album

• Dipteyim Sondayım Depresyondayım
• Uçak

[edit] From Orjinal - Alt Yazılı album

• F.D. :)
• Alev Alev
• Boş Ders Şarkısı
• Cumartesi
• Nadas

[edit] From Bir Devam Filmi/Siyah Beyaz Türkçe Dublaj album

• Deli

[edit] From Uykusuza Masallar album

• Beni Bırakma
• Söz Ver
• Çok Aşık
• Hazırcevap

[edit] From FD7 album

• Mütamadiyen Ağlıyorum
• Hayat Neden Şekil Yapıyor

Awards[link]

• Best video clip in Kral TV Video Music Awards - 2009 with "Beni Bırakma" video clip.^[1]

Sinema/TV career[link]

Feridun Düzağaç is not a professional actor. But he acted in several movies and TV series.

* A minor role and for only one episode.

Private life[link]

In January 1995 Feridun Düzağaç married Sevgi Güryay. In December 1995 his father died. On 2 November 1999, Feridun Düzağaç's baby "Tuya Naz" was born.

References[link]

1. ^ ^{a b c} Feridun Düzağaç article on Turkish Wikipedia (7 June 2010) (Turkish)
2. ^ "Gece 11:45 film at intersinema.com (Turkish)". http://www.intersinema.com/gece-11-45-filmi/. Retrieved 2010-06-11. 
3. ^ "2 Süper Film Birden film at intersinema.com (Turkish)". http://www.intersinema.com/2-super-film-birden-filmi/. Retrieved 2010-06-11. 
4. ^ "Aşk Tutulması film at intersinema.com (Turkish)". http://www.intersinema.com/ask-tutulmasi-filmi/. Retrieved 2010-06-11. 

External links[link]

• http://feridunduzagacfan.com/ (Fan website) (Turkish)

Ziynet Sali
Ziynet Sali
Background information
Born	(1975-04-29) April 29, 1975 (age 37)
Origin	Cyprus
Genres	Pop
Years active	2000–present
Website	Official Website

Ziynet Sali (born on April 29, 1975 in Cyprus) is a British-Turkish Cypriot singer famous in Cyprus and Turkey.^[1]

Biography[link]

Ziynet was born in Cyprus on April 29, 1975 to Turkish Cypriot parents. Her father had been living in the United Kingdom since 1963 and had met her mother once he returned to his native Cyprus whilst he was on holiday.^[1] They had three children, of which Ziynet was the only daughter.^[1] Soon after she was born her family emigrated to the United Kingdom as a result of the Cyprus conflict; she holds both Cypriot and British citizenship.^[1] At the age of six years old she returned to Cyprus where she completed her primary, secondary and high school education. In 1994, she moved to Istanbul to study music at the Istanbul Technical University and graduated from the ITU Turkish Music State Conservatory in 1999.^[2]

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Ba-Ba (2001)
• Amman Kuzum (2004)
• Mor Yıllar (2006)
• Herkes Evine (2008)
• Rüya (2010)
• Bize Yeter (2010)
• sonsuz ol (2012)

Singles[link]

• Baba (2000)
• Yürek Yarali Büyüyor (2006)
• Amman Kuzzum (2006)
• Chiculata (2006)
• Zordur Oğlum (2007)
• Mor Yillar (2007)
• Herkes Evine (2008)
• Beş Çayı (2009)
• Hava Hoş (2009
• Rüya (2010)
• Bize Yeter (2011)

Chart positions[link]

References[link]

External links[link]

• Ziynet Sali Official Website

Yasemin Mori
Performing during her concert on Yazır, Kumluca (July 18, 2009)
Background information
Birth name	Yasemin Savgı
Also known as	Yasemori
Born	(1982-03-04) March 4, 1982 (age 30)
Origin	Ankara
Genres	Rock, shoegaze
Occupations	Freelance graphic designer
Instruments	Vocal, megaphone
Years active	2008-present
Labels	Irmak Plak
Website	yaseminmori.tumblr.com Official MySpace page
Members
Can Güngör Canberk Ünsal Cihan Mürtezaoğlu Korhan Futacı (saxophone) Masis Aram Gözbek (keyboard)

Yasemin Savgı (born 4 March 1982, Ankara) is a Turkish alternative rock singer.

Biography[link]

Although her original last name was Savgı, she chooses to go by the scene alias Mori, which means girl in various ethnic Balkan Turkic languages, and which was a name she was called by many of her friends as a young girl. She composed her first song when she was a teenager. Her first album "Hayvanlar" was released on 10 July 2008 by Irmak Plak. She is a graduate of the Department of Graphic Design at Bilkent University; her work is released by Tumblr.

Discography[link]

Hayvanlar (Animals) - 2008[link]

1. "Aslında Bir Konu Var" (Actually, there's an issue) 3:30
2. "Kuzgun" (Raven) 3:48
3. "Yeniler" (New Ones) 2:48
4. "Arjantin" (Argentina) 3:19
5. "Nolur Nolur Nolur" (Please Please Please) 2:53
6. "Aptal" (Stupid) 2:29
7. "Konuşmak" (Talk) 3:27
8. "Mutsuz Punk" (Sad Punk) 3:50
9. "Bırak Bu Rock'n Roll'u" (Leave This Rock'n Roll) 3:11

Other works[link]

Yasemin Mori features most of these works at her concerts, but she does not intend to release a new album, as she stated on MTV Turkey's talk show BeniMTV broadcasted at October 2009.

• Bir Beyaz Balina (A White Whale)
• Can Cambaz (Glass junglor)
• Dünya Her Gün Caz Yapar (The world makes jazz everyday)
• Hey Baksana (Hey let you look)
• Karamel (Caramel)
• Mutsuz Böcek (Sad bug)
• Sen Beni Sokaklardan Say (You count me from streets)
• Ustura (Razor) a.k.a. "Kırmızı Kurnaz Tilki" (Red sly fox)
• Uzay Kuşu (Space Bird)

Music videos[link]

Mori received mainstream attention with her first video "Aslında Bir Konu Var" posted from her MySpace account on May 2008. It was featured after the launch of MySpace's Turkish version.

Her second video, "Mutsuz Punk," was released on Yasemin Mori's multiple social network accounts on 27 August 2009.

Her third video, "Nolur Nolur Nolur," was released in November 2009.

References[link]

• (Turkish) Yasemin Mori on Myspace
• (Turkish) Official fan blog
• (Turkish) yaseminmori.tumblr.com - Official Tumblog