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| Işık Doğudan Yükselir | ||||
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| Studio album by Sezen Aksu | ||||
| Released | 1995 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Label | Foneks | |||
| Sezen Aksu chronology | ||||
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Işık Doğudan Yükselir (1995) is Sezen Aksu's twelfth Turkish release and one of her most commercially successful albums in Turkey. The album marked a change, explicitly engaging a variety of Turkish folk music styles. The CD was extremely popular, making something of public figure of Aksu, who was emerging as a public voice on a variety of matters.
Track listing
- Işık Doğudan Yükselir (Music: Sezen Aksu and Onno Tunç) Soprano Sertab Erener (Yüksel) Tenor Süha Yıldız
- Davet (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu and Yelda Karataş / Music: Attila Özdemiroğlu)
- Son Sardunyalar (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu and Yelda Karataş / Music: Ara Dinkjiyan)
- Alâturka (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu / Music: Fahir Atakoğlu)
- Yaktılar Halim'imi (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu and Meral Okay / Music: Fahir Atakoğlu)
- Rakkas (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu and Yelda Karataş / Music: Attila Özdemiroğlu) "Lyrics Rewritten for "Salla Salla" from the soundtrack of the film Arabesk"
- Onu Alma Beni Al (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu / Music: Arto Tunçboyacıyan)
- Yeniliğe Doğru (Lyrics: Mevlânâ / Music: Arto Tunçboyacıyan)
- Ne Ağlarsın (Lyrics-Music: Âşık Dâimî)
- Ben Annemi İsterim (Lyrics-Music: Sezen Aksu)
- Var Git Turnam (Yar ko parag boyin mernem - Bingöl) (Lyrics: Sezen Aksu and Meral Okay / Armenian lyrics for the song "Bingöl" : A.İsahakian)
- La İlahe İllallah (Lyrics: Yunus Emre / Music: Sezen Aksu)
References
- Jankovsky, Richard (2015). Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World. New York: Bloomsbury Academic. p. 90. ISBN 978-1-5013-1146-8.
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