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'''Evren Ozdemir''' (born November 10, 1977, Istanbul, Turkey) also known by his stage name EVREN<ref name="article>Ahern, Victoria (2010). [http://news.ca.msn.com/entertainment/article.aspx?cp-documentid=24426942 "Cdn songwriter celebrates Eurovision success"], Canadian Press.</ref>, is a [[Canadian]] rapper, producer, and songwriter. Writing music since the early age of 13<ref name="interview">Jones, Quincy (2008) [http://mondomagazine.net/2008/evren-%E2%80%94-%E2%80%9Cthe-celine-dion-of-hip-hop%E2%80%9D-%E2%80%94-in-interview/ Evren — “The Celine Dion of Hip Hop” — In Interview], MONDO</ref>, Evren began to capture the interest of various industry professionals, leading to his involvement in writing material for hit television series including [[Degrassi: The Next Generation]]<ref> |
'''Evren Ozdemir''' (born November 10, 1977, Istanbul, Turkey) also known by his stage name EVREN<ref name="article">Ahern, Victoria (2010). [http://news.ca.msn.com/entertainment/article.aspx?cp-documentid=24426942 "Cdn songwriter celebrates Eurovision success"], Canadian Press.</ref>, is a [[Canadian]] rapper, producer, and songwriter. Writing music since the early age of 13<ref name="interview">Jones, Quincy (2008) [http://mondomagazine.net/2008/evren-%E2%80%94-%E2%80%9Cthe-celine-dion-of-hip-hop%E2%80%9D-%E2%80%94-in-interview/ Evren — “The Celine Dion of Hip Hop” — In Interview], MONDO</ref>, Evren began to capture the interest of various industry professionals, leading to his involvement in writing material for hit television series including [[Degrassi: The Next Generation]]<ref>[http://tv.yahoo.com/show/36075/castcrew;_ylt=AgnS_HHOuDiYzFpD_RrxZT5bL4l4 Yahoo TV Canada]</ref>, [[Instant Star]]<ref>[http://tv.yahoo.com/instant-star/show/38506/castcrew Yahoo TV Canada]</ref>, [[Billable Hours]], and [[The Best Years]]. As well as licensing material for TV shows, Evren began composing songs for national advertising campaigns including [[Toyota]], [[Telus]], and [[Rogers]]. In 2002 Evren won the ISC People's Voice Online Voting Award<ref>[http://www.songwritingcompetition.com/winners2002.htm Official website]</ref> for co-writing the Degrassi: The Next Generation theme song, “Whatever It Takes”. He has also worked on spots for [[Artists Againts Racism]]<ref>[http://www.artistsagainstracism.com/tv.html Official website]</ref>, as well as voice work for [[Kelloggs]], [[Nike]], and [[McDonalds]], among others. |
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Despite his involvement in the TV and advertising world, Evren's primary focus drew him towards working on longer format projects for various artists and singers, including his own records, Conflict of Interest (2002), Unknown MC (2004), I Think Not (2008) and his latest up and coming release, A little bit of love (2010) |
Despite his involvement in the TV and advertising world, Evren's primary focus drew him towards working on longer format projects for various artists and singers, including his own records, Conflict of Interest (2002), Unknown MC (2004), I Think Not (2008) and his latest up and coming release, A little bit of love (2010) |
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After years of working on both independent productions, as well as higher profile campaigns, Evren’s work as a songwriter came to fruition when he wrote the hit song “[[We Could Be The Same]]” for Turkish mega band, [[maNga]], which went on to place 2nd in the international European song contest [[Eurovision]] in 2010. |
After years of working on both independent productions, as well as higher profile campaigns, Evren’s work as a songwriter came to fruition when he wrote the hit song “[[We Could Be The Same]]” for Turkish mega band, [[maNga]], which went on to place 2nd in the international European song contest [[Eurovision]] in 2010. |
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Evren Ozdemir (born November 10, 1977, Istanbul, Turkey) also known by his stage name EVREN[1], is a Canadian rapper, producer, and songwriter. Writing music since the early age of 13[2], Evren began to capture the interest of various industry professionals, leading to his involvement in writing material for hit television series including Degrassi: The Next Generation[3], Instant Star[4], Billable Hours, and The Best Years. As well as licensing material for TV shows, Evren began composing songs for national advertising campaigns including Toyota, Telus, and Rogers. In 2002 Evren won the ISC People's Voice Online Voting Award[5] for co-writing the Degrassi: The Next Generation theme song, “Whatever It Takes”. He has also worked on spots for Artists Againts Racism[6], as well as voice work for Kelloggs, Nike, and McDonalds, among others.
Despite his involvement in the TV and advertising world, Evren's primary focus drew him towards working on longer format projects for various artists and singers, including his own records, Conflict of Interest (2002), Unknown MC (2004), I Think Not (2008) and his latest up and coming release, A little bit of love (2010)
After years of working on both independent productions, as well as higher profile campaigns, Evren’s work as a songwriter came to fruition when he wrote the hit song “We Could Be The Same” for Turkish mega band, maNga, which went on to place 2nd in the international European song contest Eurovision in 2010.
References
- ^ Ahern, Victoria (2010). "Cdn songwriter celebrates Eurovision success", Canadian Press.
- ^ Jones, Quincy (2008) Evren — “The Celine Dion of Hip Hop” — In Interview, MONDO
- ^ Yahoo TV Canada
- ^ Yahoo TV Canada
- ^ Official website
- ^ Official website
