Tracin
Tracin formed in Istanbul in 2009 with Berke Can Özcan on vocals and keyboards, Emre Ersoy on guitar, Can Baydar on bass, and Alican Tezer on drums. They...
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Tracin formed in Istanbul in 2009 with Berke Can Özcan on vocals and keyboards, Emre Ersoy on guitar, Can Baydar on bass, and Alican Tezer on drums. They released their debut album 'Düşler Ülkesi' after gaining some local attention.
In 2013, their single 'Ela' became a national hit in Turkey. They followed with albums like 'Aşkın Çağrısı' and 'Hayatın Dansı' that mixed Turkish folk elements with pop and rock arrangements.
Their music often deals with themes of love and personal reflection, heard in tracks like 'Deusa' alongside 'Ela'. In 2017, their single 'Hadi Gidelim' drew criticism from some conservative groups over its lyrical content, though the band continued performing and releasing music afterward.
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