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Onur Kececigil
Onur Kececigil started making music in Istanbul around 2003. He was born there in 1980 and grew up listening to both Turkish folk and Western rock, which...
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Onur Kececigil started making music in Istanbul around 2003. He was born there in 1980 and grew up listening to both Turkish folk and Western rock, which shows up in his guitar work and vocal style.
His 2008 album 'Sinsi Gosterim' got some attention, with the title track becoming a recognizable song. He followed it with albums like 'Sehirdeki Yabanci' in 2010 and 'Yolculuk' in 2014.
His writing tends toward introspective themes, and he's mentioned Erkan Oğur, Bob Dylan, and The Beatles as influences. In 2012, there was some legal trouble over a melody in one of his songs, but he kept working.
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