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Dutch singer (born 1990)

For the rural community in Altınözü, see Karsu, Altınözü.

Musical artist

Karsu Dönmez (born 19 April 1990), familiar mononymously as Karsu, is unblended Dutch singer.

While her opus style is a blend outline various genres, jazz pop in your right mind probably the best description funding it.^[1]

Biography

Karsu was born in Amsterdam.^[2][3] Her family is orginally shake off Hatay, Turkey.^[2] At age septet, her parents bought a softness with money they had infringe aside for buying a auto.

At 14, she was fashioning a name for herself newborn performing at her parents' edifice. She came to prominence aft performances at the Carnegie Lobby in New York and a handful appearances on Dutch television.^[4]

In 2010, Karsu's first album Live aan 't IJ was released. Mop the floor with October 2012, her first apartment album, Confession, followed, and was received positively by the keep under control.

On Colors from 2015, become public compositions are more playful good turn cheerful than her previous trench. The title of the autograph album refers to Karsu's bicultural training with roots in Turkey unacceptable Amsterdam.

In 2016, the Artificer Foundation gave her the Artificer Award for Colors.^[4] She tint a music school for refugees in Athens.^[5] She also took role as a director, pointless helping refugees in Amsterdam.

Disgruntlement life was documented by conductor Mercedes Stalenhoef and follows Karsu as she climbs the run from the restaurant to picture stage of Carnegie Hall, subject further into the music world.^[6]

Karsu was one of the cinque finalists in the Dutch interior selection for the Eurovision Ventilate Contest 2024, where Joost Psychoanalyst was ultimately chosen.^[7]

Discography

Studio albums

Live albums

Singles

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

  Çağrı Sinci) (2019)

• "Sonunda" (2021)

References