This legendary Istanbul band remains the most experimental exponent of the hotly-tipped contemporary Turkish psych-rock scene.

Altın Gün, the Grammy-nominated Turkish psych-groove quintet from Amsterdam, return with their sixth studio album Garip — their most ambitious and diverse release to date, and a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Turkish folk bard Neşet Ertaş.

This wildly acclaimed Istanbul-based artist, delivers an unforgettable 4th album Anadolu Ejderi (Anatolian Dragon). Building upon her mélange of Turkish psychedelia, empowered commentary and retro-futurist sonics, her vision is more personal and uncompromising than ever before.

The Bonn-based jazz singer Ayça Miraç draws inspiration from her Turkish (paternal) and Laz
(maternal) roots, blending them with European and American influences to create a unique
symbiosis of tradition and modernity. Ayça's name can be translated as "shimmering like the moon“
and together with her bandmates she crafts a highly emotional musical language, allowing her voice
to shine freely.

Meral Polat, with her powerful new album MEYDAN, celebrates the untamed voice of a woman living on her own terms. This album is a bold celebration of female strength and independence, building on the introspective journey of her debut ``Ez Ki Me.`` MEYDAN expands her unique sound, weaving together Anatolian and Mesopotamian music with vibrant influences from Mali Blues and Nigerian Afrobeat. Featuring diverse collaborations and rich sonic textures, MEYDAN is an uplifting and forward-thinking addition to global sounds, jazz, and fusion.

The fruit of a unique collaboration between a brilliant musical polymath and one of the world’s leading vocal ensembles specializing primarily in medieval and Renaissance polyphony—the composer Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol and Blue Heron—Lessons from Nightingales presents the world premiere recordings of two new pieces inspired by the two principal Turkish traditions of Sufi mysticism. The Triumph (composed in 2024 for Blue Heron’s 25th birthday) sets a poem by the Bektaşi Sufi dervish Edip Harabi (1853-1917) in a dazzling sound world created by an ensemble of voices, bowed tanbur (long-necked lute), ney (end-blown flute), and an array of percussion, weaving together elements of Turkish songs, modes, and rhythmic cycles; Renaissance counterpoint; and the Japanese court music called Gagaku.

Chiaroscuro is a term from fine art, the skillful play of the artist with light and shadow, giving the figures on the canvas volume. Guitarist Ladislav Pazdera named his solo album with this term.

Altın Gün is an Anatolian rock band from Amsterdam, Netherlands. It was founded by guitarist Ben Rider and bassist Jasper Verhulst in 2016. Their debut album was On, released in 2018. In 2019, they released Gece which was nominated for the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards (2019) in the Best World Music Album category. Their style has been described as "psychedelic" with a "dirty blend of funk rhythms, wah-wah guitars and analogue organs". Altın Gün also performs psychedelic rock covers of Turkish folk music. The band's first American tour commenced in mid 2019.

Tezcan was born on March 15, 1945 in Istanbul, Turkey as the daughter of Cemal Konca, one of the first makeup artists in Turkey.

The Cymes Trio album was created out of love for klezmer music.

KAM, was founded by Trumpet player Can Ömer Uygan, in Galata Istanbul. As an idea, it has reached an organic structure with all the band members who have played in the band since 2010.

Tarkan, uzun bir aradan sonra yeni albümü "Kuantum 51" ile hayranlarının karşısına çıkıyor. Bu albüm, Tarkan'ın yedi yıl sonra çıkardığı ilk albüm olacak ve 14 Haziran 2024'te dinleyicilerle buluşacak. Tarkan, albümün hazırlık sürecinde yoğun bir çalışma dönemi geçirdiğini ve hayranlarını heyecanlandırmak için yeni şarkısının 10 saniyelik bir bölümünü sosyal medyada paylaştı. Bu kısa paylaşım bile büyük ilgi uyandırdı ve sosyal medyada geniş yankı buldu​.

"Ben" (I am) the second studio album by Turkish Award-winning singer Ayla Çelik, released in January 2016 under the Sony Music label. The album features arrangements by Ozan Çolakoğlu, Mustafa Ceceli, Erhan Bayrak, Orhan Sancak and Miraç Kutlu.

Savina Yannatou's fourth ECM album is a dazzling evocation of her band's hometown, plunging deep into its rich and complex history. Once known colloquially as the Jerusalem of the Balkans, Thessaloniki has been home to a host of cultures, religions and ethnic communities. Greeks, Jews, Turks, Bulgarians, Serbs, Armenians, Slav-Macedonians and Pontiac Greeks have shared the city's diverse life. Yannatou gives all of them a voice, even casting an Irish song about Salonika into this multi-lingual programme in which she shines as a unique interpreter and spokeswoman for the city's ghosts. As ever, Primavera en Salonico are a delight, one of the most resourceful bands of any idiom, as they negotiate the inspired - and very varied - arrangements of Kostas Vomvolos.

Işın Karaca - THE BEST IN SYMPHONIC

Işın Karaca's new album titled “The Best In Symphonic”, arranged and directed by Can Yapıcıoğlu, met music lovers on all digital platforms on October 13.