Niran Ünsal, originally Fatma Uludan Canevi, was born on August 13, 1976 in Izmir. He was born as the second child of his father, Nursal Ünsal, a violin and vocal artist on TRT İzmir Radio, and his mother, zither master Ahmet Canevi. His musical adventure started in the TRT Children's Choir at the age of eight and he performed in both the advanced choir and the youth choir for many years.
Later, he passed the Turkish Classical Music Choir exam and served in the choir for four months, but when he discovered his passion for pop music, he left the radio and focused on stage work with the orchestra. During this period, she got married and gave birth to a daughter named Hande.
Ünsal, who was a radio programmer in Izmir, met conservatory faculty member Müfit Bayraşa and sang the song "Serseri Mın", which Bayraşa prepared for the "Pop Show 94" competition. He finished the competition in first place and won an album contract with S Music. He released his first album called "Haktan" on the same day as his birthday, August 13, 1996; The album consisted of 12 songs, under the musical direction of Garo Mafyan and Selim Çaldıran, and the video for the song "Haktan" was shot by Deniz Akel.
After the success of his first album, Niran focused on stage work and composed music for artists such as Metin Şentürk. He released his second album called "Sarkılara Tutundum" in 1999; In this work, he partnered with Attila Özdemiroğlu and the video for the song "İtiraf Ediyorum" was shot with the words of Aysel Gürel and the music of Niran.
The album included his own compositions such as "Gönül Hancım", "Peşinde Ahım Var", "Yasak Bir Rüya" and "Tövbekar"; “Tövbekar” was also the first song for which he wrote lyrics. He also received appreciation with songs such as "Masum Sinahlar", "Vurgun" and Sezen Aksu's "Firuze". Recently, she sang the duet called "Listen to the Voice of Your Heart" with Erkan Özkaya.
Productions in which he took part
- Kral Türkiye Music Awards (1995) — Nominee
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
