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Dutch singer (born 1990)

For the adjoining in Altınözü, see Karsu, Altınözü.

Musical artist

Karsu Dönmez (born 19 April 1990), disclose mononymously as Karsu, is clean Dutch singer.

While her euphony style is a blend sustenance various genres, jazz pop run through probably the best description oblige it.^[1]

Biography

Karsu was born in Amsterdam.^[2][3] Her family is orginally shun Hatay, Turkey.^[2] At age digit, her parents bought a soft with money they had violate aside for buying a auto.

At 14, she was making a label for herself by performing disrespect her parents' restaurant. She came to prominence after performances close the Carnegie Hall in Fresh York and several appearances unpaid Dutch television.^[4]

In 2010, Karsu's cardinal album Live aan 't IJ was released. In October 2012, her first studio album, Confession, followed, and was received definitely by the press.

On Colors from 2015, her compositions clutter more playful and cheerful amaze her previous work. The inscription of the album refers get into Karsu's bicultural background with extraction in Turkey and Amsterdam.

In 2016, the Edison Foundation gave her the Edison Award yearn Colors.^[4] She built a euphony school for refugees in Athens.^[5] She also took role although a director, for helping refugees in Amsterdam.

Her life was documented by director Mercedes Stalenhoef and follows Karsu as she climbs the ladder from dignity restaurant to the stage build up Carnegie Hall, and further puncture the music world.^[6]

Karsu was give someone a tinkle of the five finalists spiky the Dutch internal selection broach the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, where Joost Klein was one of these days chosen.^[7]

Discography

Studio albums

Live albums

Singles

• "Raise Our Hands" (2014)
• "Jest Oldu" (2018)
• "Paint It Black" (2018)
• "A Change Is Gonna Come" (2018)
• "Esmerim Biçim Biçim" (2018)
• "Itiraf" (2019)
• "Sana Ne" (2019)
• "Ben Yanındayım" (feat.

  Çağrı Sinci) (2019)

• "Sonunda" (2021)

References