Turkish bands/artists
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Hi, So, fourth and last ( probably ) chapter of my research.
In order to learn turkish I'm interested in discovering music from turkey, so I'm looking at good bands or songwriters from there.
Pretty much any genre, maybe not rap or electronic music.. ( still curious )
But if it is sounding like [Oxbow, Enablers, Daughters, The locust, Blonde redhead, radiohead, The Paper Chase, Arcade fire, Beirut, Other lives, parenthetical Girls, MONO, Black heart procession, Sigur ros, Silver Mt Zion, troy von balthazar] It can't be bad.
So yes, anywhere near Rock/experimental/post/profressive/ or metal music and kuddos if they're with turkish lyrics in it.
Posted this thread three times already, and everytime I got a few nice results, which is why I'm pushing it a little bit further today. For instance I'm digging NEM, Baris Manco, seza kirgiz and Gevende. And I didn't listen to all of it yet.
And while It's been very interesting, most of the answer I got were anatolian rock from the 70's, which is fine, but well not exactly my thing, if you have anything more 90's, 00's, 10's ish it's welcome :)
Thanks in advance, and thanks to those who already answered :)
Be well and good day to you!
pic is not exactly relevant.
Why would you want to learn the t*rkroach language?
>>61809366
thanks for bumping.
Gonna bump with good and various ( yet unrelated ) stuffs today. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DdBT1MFpCE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6yxcg7LjiI
>>61809354
I've always been interested in Turkish music OP, even if I haven't listened to a lot.
These three albums are all Turkish world / folk music; the first and last listed were released on ECM and are both stellar:
Kalhor, Kayhan and Erzincan, Erdal - Kula Kulluk Yakışır Mı (2013)
Kalhor, Kayhan and Fard, Ali Bahrami - I Will Not Stand Alone (2012)
Sinan, Marc - Hasretim – Journey To Anatolia (2013)
This one is a psychedelic / funk / jazz album, thoroughly enjoyable listen:
Özkent, Mustafa Ve Orkestrası - Genclik ile Elele (1973). Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAf5e0RkXrM
Check out the labels Sublime Frequencies, Finders Keepers, and the Light in the Attic for reissues of old Turkish 'nuggets'-style albums similar to 'Genclik,' they might be of interest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpCVIDE-rTI
>>61810782
Thanks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMakfcor4y4
She past away is a good Turkish post-punk band
>>61809354
Barış Manço is probably turkey's best rock artist, so check him out
She Past Away are pretty dope
Saatleri Ayarlama Enstitüsü are a badass punk act
The Away Days are pretty aight shoegaze-y indie rock.
Ah! Kosmos is pretty good electronic shit.
Balina are a decent Post Metal act
Kafabindünya are a post rock band though i really dont like their stuff.
Oh and there was this lo-fi /mu/sician i forgot the name of.
theres prob more im missing but i cant remember much right now,i'll come back as i remember some cool artists,kinda hungover
>>61811814
This.
>>61809354
I also recommend listening to the this band, pretty cool Anatolian rock.
Moğollar - Keşişleme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIZ7lhkMnRE
>>61811796
Oh thanks, forgot about them!
Not sure they sing in turkish but yes, great band!
>>61811814
Yes, I mispelled it but I heard of him already, thanks :)
>>61811868
Thanks anon, going to check those!
Good luck and drink water!
https://saatleriayarlamaenst.bandcamp.com/
>>61811868
holy fuck someone mentioned me,but yeah here i am. But yeah here's my most recent album.
http://onatonol.bandcamp.com/album/the-city
I'd also add Foton Kuşağı on that list,they're another great local band.
https://fotonkusagi.bandcamp.com
>>61812716
thanks anon :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26NRz-35QOg
>>61809354
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BjH_pJ2p-w
Any Turkish R&B-pop/lo-fi indie?
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various_artists_f2/love__peace_and_poetry__turkish_psychedelic_music/
Here is a nice compilation.
>>61814313
>Turkish R&B
You can find music in that vein but they are bad like that one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3AZ7F48soY
I wish I knew more Turkish artists, I love Selda - what else what I like?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p44646uoakc
>>61814353
I love this, it's like Shania Twan.
>>61814313
Well, if you have a turkish james blake I'm all for it!
thanks anons for your contributions :)
>>61814620
we fuckin wish we had a turkish james blake
>>61814670
no, i miss Velvet underground
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcZ2Q9EntDA
>>61816337
I call it, Post-Blood on the Loo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOlqXDBX9is
turkish guy here,
if you want to learn the language, try out Fazıl's Nazım Oratorio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e32iN2rmUXs
Although the Turkish in this is from very old times, it will make you familiar with the tonalities, especially the way how "dramatic" sounds in Turkish
Also, >>61812716 check this guy out. (Dude, why haven't we tasted the wine at the concert? I feel so bad about it.)
Check out:
Moğollar
Barış Manço
Fikret Kızılok
Erkin Koray (somewhat similar to Barış)
>>61818035
reccomend me some R&B from Turkey
>>61814450
I'm actually very surprised that people know her music, and appreciate it. I think she's awesome, have seen her live, she was like a mother of all of us.
Try Sabahat Akkiraz, Neşet Ertaş and Aşık Veysel.
>>61809354
Can I get this picture but without the caption?
>>61818063
R&B is shit here in Turkey dude
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2Wszp1WvXs
>>61818092
thank you, I already noted those artists, you might have already answered before didn't you ? :)
>>61818079
thanks will do.
>>61818092
here you go, not exactly the same but it doesn't happen.If you absolutely want it, It's from a (german?) movie called Cherry blossoms, that's nice, soft and sad.
>>61818103
:) AH FINALLY. GOOD STUFF. ( kidding... )
>>61811896
Mogollar are pretty awesome anatolian rock. Well, they were, but I got a compilation album of theirs and it seems they lost their edge when they got old...
However their early stuff is still good. Mix of folk and rock in a quantity I can bear. The following is a playlist of one of their earliest albums, which was released in France: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpldSsfKdxU&list=PL0C665E26B23D92B3 I can't remember how much lyrical content there is, so it might not be great at learning though....
I checked the previous thread you made and someone recommended Hayvanlar Alemi. I have to re-recommend, they're pretty awesome.
Nekropsi is turkish math rock I think
Only know two.
Biblo
ambient/techno/drone/experimental/female vocals
Biblo is doing very moody quasi ambient, quasi glitch music. Worth a check
https://biblo.bandcamp.com/
Zeleia
ambient/drone/lo-fi
Two guys droning about.
https://zeleia.bandcamp.com/
>>61818266
>I have to re-recommend, they're pretty awesome.
You did well, they don't seem to be on my list,
I'll probably make my final post a summary of all I collected these past days, for "archiving".
>>61818428
Thanks!
>>61818092
Nevermind, here you go.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F0EtYgjzcI
>>61819693
>>61817197
While you just try to bump with "good music" you just pass for a dick that's screaming " LOOK AT MUSIC THAT'S BETTER THAN YOURS"...
That's lame.
Ultimate bump,
thanks for every single propositions, I'll give them all a listen,
be well!
Here's all I received these past four days: (1/2)
>Arif Sag
>Salsa Bagcan
>Bunalim
>Erkin Koray
>Burhan Ocal
>Asik Veysel
>Cem Karacas
>Fikret Kızılok
>Barış Manço
>'ince ince' by selda!
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzkpvWt1o4c (3 Hürel - Ve Ölüm (1970))
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpldSsfKdxU&list=PLFRUufS8uE5Mya3TK45fala7JEvyKh37H
>http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x10jlte_crossing-the-bridge-the-sound-of-istanbul-eng-subs-pt-1_music
>Gevende https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFw8nklqy48
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDFnH1uiKLU [Embed]
>Death metal, but with some terrible pop music blended in. Still GOAT
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmOb5cPmZ2Y [Embed]
>Folk, prog, heavy and some anatolian rock blended in
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD1C-2b39mM [Embed]
>Cheesy prog/power. This one has english lyrics
>Mor Ve Otesi
>Son Feci Bisiklet
>Adamlar
>Yüzyüzeyken Konusuruz
>Büyük Ev Ablukada (my favourite )
> seza kirgiz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cuPI9seWZY
(2/2)
>Kalhor, Kayhan and Erzincan, Erdal - Kula Kulluk Yakisir Mi (2013)
>Kalhor, Kayhan and Fard, Ali Bahrami - I Will Not Stand Alone (2012)
>Sinan, Marc - Hasretim – Journey To Anatolia (2013)
>This one is a psychedelic / funk / jazz album, thoroughly enjoyable listen:
>Özkent, Mustafa Ve Orkestrasi - Genclik ile Elele (1973). Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAf5e0RkXrM [Embed]
>Check out the labels Sublime Frequencies, Finders Keepers, and the Light in the Attic for reissues of old Turkish 'nuggets'-style albums similar to 'Genclik,' they might be of interest.
>Mogollar - Kesisleme
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIZ7lhkMnRE
>She Past Away are pretty dope
>Saatleri Ayarlama Enstitüsü are a badass punk act
>The Away Days are pretty aight shoegaze-y indie rock.
>Ah! Kosmos is pretty good electronic shit.
>Balina are a decent Post Metal act
>Kafabindünya are a post rock band though i really dont like their stuff.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpldSsfKdxU&list=PL0C665E26B23D92B3
>Nekropsi is turkish math rock I think
>Hayvanlar Alemi
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BjH_pJ2p-w
See you one day in Istanbul maybe,
gonna work there for two years from july :)
