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Simge Sagin (born 8 August 1981) is a Turkish singer, songwriter and composer.

From early 2010s, she started to make Turkish pop songs, and with the release of her single "Mis Mis" in 2015 she became one of the well-known artists in Turkey. Born in Sisli, Istanbul, Simge decided to pursue a career in music and with her father's support enrolled in Istanbul Technical University Turkish Music State Conservatory and took music education.

After graduating, she worked as a backing vocalist for many pop singers before releasing her first EP Yeni Çikti (2011) with the help of Erdem Kinay.

Her debut did not earn her the success that she had intended, and her main breakthrough came four years later with the single "Mis Mis", which became a number-one hit on Türkçe Top 20 for four weeks.

Following the release of "Yanki" and "Ben Bazen", her name continued to appear among the top three on the music charts, and her song "Öpücem" became a number-one hit in Turkey.

Her first studio album, Ben Bazen, was released in 2018, and she received praise from music critics for her musical diversity. Simge, who has been influenced by Sezen Aksu, has generally released dance-pop songs.

Since 2015 her songs have been among the most-streamed works on Turkey's radio and television programs, and in 2018 she became the second female artist with the most number of streams in the country.

She has won three Golden Butterfly Awards and two Radio Bogaziçi Music Awards and has received various other nominations.

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Life and career

Simge San was born in 1981 in Istanbul, as the second child of her parents. Her mother is of Albanian descent. Amasya's father is also a singer. She also has a younger sibling. She began playing guitar and composing at the age of 12. Simge was not particularly strong in high school, and she said she was "disgusting, dangerous, and a copycat." I used to make copies of my leg and pencils [for bribery]. I was bad at math, physics, and chemistry. "My literature was fine, but" was not a good read. As a graduate of ITU Turkish Music State Conservatory, she continued her studies in music. She studied Turkish classical music and had the opportunity to work with many artists including Alaaddin Yavaşça and Sadahaddin çli at college.

She gained her first professional experience in Zeynep Dizdar's orchestra. She appeared as a backing vocalist for a number of artists, including Gülşen, Yaşar, and Serdar Ortaç. She then began to perform on her own at a few venues. Annem, the television show Annem, which debuted in 2007, she made a duet with Kraç. In 2010, the song "Annem (Mommy)" was one of the top listened songs on digital platforms. Son Bahar (2008) was also involved in the creation of several screen credits and soundtracks for television shows. She appeared on several albums, including Demet Akaln's Zirve (2010) and Gülşen's Ama Bir Farkla (2007), before that she became a backing vocalist. Simge met Erdem Knay, who was supposed to have said he would help her produce her own album when she was working for Serdar Ortaç.

Simge's first EP, Yeni kt, was released in March 2011 by Kaya Müzik after serving for a year with Erdem Knay. The album's lead single "deme Vakti" was released simultaneously with a accompanying music video and a new video for the song "Baş Dertte." Simge appeared on television shows including Beyaz Exhibition, Disko Kral, and Hakan Bey in order to advertise her work. She received the Best Newcomer Artist award at the 2nd Pal FM Awards in March 2012. Yeni kt didn't achieve the success she hoped for, and she spoke out later in her career that it didn't fail due to "inconvenient publicity." In her essay, Naim Dilmener of Hürriyet recalled Simge's debut, saying, "Kaya [Production] didn't make an effort to introduce the young musician, and the good-voiced teen singer couldn't make her voice heard as much as she wanted to."

Simge's debut in 1999 began on her own, and she began to work in Eskişehir and zmir on a weekly basis. She signed a new deal with Doan Music Company and debuted the single "Bip Bip" in September 2014. "Bip Bip" brought more success than the songs she had released three years earlier and made her name in the music business, and Simge's words "returning a "forgotten artist" to life. Simge spent a substantial amount of money on the song's music video, directed by Nihat Odabaş, leaving her with a 30,000 balance on her credit card, which she continued to pay back for a time.

Simge continued her career by releasing a cover version of Riff Cohen's "Dans mon quartier" in Turkish, which was later turned into Turkish under the name "Miş Miş" and released in June 2015. Simge became well-known within the region, allowing her to perform 200 concerts by the year's end. The single was the most popular song on radio and television in the second half of the year, according to Telifmeter. Simge was named "Best Newcomer Soloist" in several award ceremonies, including the 42nd Golden Butterfly Awards, and the single was voted the "Best Song" in several award ceremonies, including the Golden Objective Awards, organized by the Magazine Journalists Association, while Simge herself was named the "Best Newcomer Soloist" in a number of award ceremonies, including the 42nd Golden Butterfly Awards. "Miş Miş" was also given a golden plaque by the Docan Music Company as one of "2015's most listened to songs on digital platforms."

Simge's career continued with single songs for two years after the introduction of "Miş Miş." In January 2016, she released her second single "Yank," which reached number two on the official charts and was lauded by critics. According to Telifmetre, "Yank" was the most popular song on radio and television from January to September 2016. The single received the Most Liked Song award at the Stars of the Year Awards, which were hosted by Yld'z Technical University. In 2016, the song's music video became Turkey's ninth most viewed video on YouTube in Turkey. She made a guest appearance on the film Her ey Aşktan in January 2016. She appeared at Vodafone Arena in May during an activity held in honor of Beşiktaş's victory in the Süper Lig. "Kamera," a cover version of the Bollywood song "Badtameez Dil" from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013), was released two months later. The song's music video was based on time travel and cost 200,000. At the 43rd Golden Butterfly Awards and the 14th Radio Boaziçi Music Awards, it was named as the "Best Video Clip" at the 43rd Golden Butterfly Awards and the second of which it received. Although "Kamera" did not receive any accolades at the 43rd Golden Butterfly Awards, Simge herself was given the Shining Star Award. She appeared in a number of commercials for Deichmann in the same year.

"Prens & Prenses" was her single released in January 2017. She spoke about a woman in her interview, referring to her as "my baby" in a recent tabloid story about her unknown child a few months later. Following the break of the news, she was forced to release a statement and said that when using the term "the baby" she was actually referring to herself. She filed a lawsuit against Cem Aydnl, alleging that Simge had a child she was hiding from the public, but decided to drop her complaint in exchange for four electric wheelchairs donated by Aydnl to the Tohum Autism Foundation. The lawsuit against him stayed open, and his prison term of up to 4.5 years was ordered in August 2019. "Üzülmedin mi," she sang at the end of the year, became her hit song. As the lead single from her first studio album, she appears on her first album. Within the first week of its debut, the song debuted on the Türkçe Top 20 charts and received the "Best Song" award at the 15th Radio Boazization Music Awards.

Ben Bazen, her first studio album, was released in June 2018.

The song "Üzülmedin mi?"

The album was released as a promotional single in December 2017, and the music video was created as a final sequel to the tale told in the music videos for "Prens & Prenses" and "Yank." Simge worked with names such as Alper Narman, Ersay Üner, Onurr, and Sezen Aksu during the album's creation process, which spanned four years. Music critics applauded the album's musical diversity, but pointed out that this triumph was due in part to teamwork. The song that gave the album its name, No. 3 in Turkey, debuted at number three, and a music video for it was released three days after the album's release. A new music video for the song "pücem" was later released, and it eventually debuted first on Turkey's official music charts. Simge was the second female artist with the most streams on radio and television in 2018. She was nominated for the Best Pop Music Female Artist award at the Golden Butterfly Awards last year. "Aşkn Olaym" (Onurr) Ben Bazen's fourth music video was released in February 2019, as well as the music video for "Yaln Başna" in October 2019. Simge was one of the artists on Ozan Doulu's album 130 Bpm Kreşendo's album "Ne Zamandr," written and composed by Ersay Üner. In February 2019, a music video for this song was later announced. The song, according to Mayk işman of Milliyet, had "the taste of Gülşen's songs." Dolorous, cool, but also modern." Dosan Music Company's single "As Bayraklar" was released in August 2019. Onurr's script and design of the album was released along with a music video directed by Seçkin Süngüç. Ben Bazen's second music video was released in October 2019. The video, which was made for the song "Yalnz Başna," was shot in New York City. "Pes Etme," "Ram Ta Tam," "Ser nan nanma" and "Gülümseyişinle Uyandm" were released together on February 25, 2020, with the album's four final music videos "Pes Etme," "Respector vs. M" and "Gülümseyişinle Uyandm" and "Pes Etme" and "Gulüm They were all designed by Seçkin Süngüç, who used monochromatic colors in the background and were led by Seçkin Süngüç.

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