Seçil Gür was born on January 1, 1986, in the Bavarian town of Hof to a family from Adana. His encounter with music dates back to the age of 12; He took his first steps by performing in the Çukurova State Symphony Orchestra. After completing his high school education in Adana, he moved to Istanbul in 1999. She had a short stage experience here and, with the guidance of her cousin Hande Özyürek, started studying opera at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University.
In 2005, he was accepted to Istanbul Technical University Turkish Music State Conservatory and continued his academic studies in areas such as voice education, oud, piano, Western and Turkish music solfeggio, repertoire, facial expressions and diction.
In December 2020, the artist released the single "İşkence", written and composed by Serdar Ortaç and arranged by Mustafa Ceceli, along with a clip. In the following month, she performed a duet with Serdar Ortaç in the song "Sebepsiz Çiçek", released by Emre Plak, and introduced this song to her fans with a visual.
Seçil Gür's album works include "Meczup", released in 2022. Also, since 2017, "I'm My Tramp", "It's Good to Cry", "Karaağaç", "I'm Sick for You", "Deli Yang", "Let It Begin Again", "As Much as the Worlds", "Emi", "Flower Without a Reason" (and its various remixes), "Share Your Light with Me", "Torture", "The One Who Comes and Goes", "His Name Is You", "Let Me Go" He also shared many singles such as "Var" and "Sen Yakıştı" with music lovers.
Productions in which he took part
- Sing It With Me (2019) — Self - Jury Member
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
