Sencer Alagöz

Sencer Alagöz was born on November 23, 1972 in Istanbul. He completed his primary and secondary education at Işık High School; During these years, he performed in the music choir of TRT Istanbul Radio and in various polyphonic choir groups, and also studied classical and electric guitar. He graduated from Yıldız Technical University, Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Having had stage experiences with his father Selçuk Alagöz and his aunt Rana Alagöz during his university years, Alagöz stepped into the automotive industry in 1997. He took on the sales, marketing and brand management responsibilities of many brands in Türkiye and abroad; In 2003, he became the director of the Turkish organization of the Land Rover G4 Challenge, enabling his country to participate in this international adventure race.

He took a professional step into his music career with the album "Mavi Sular", which he released under the DMC label in 2011. In the same year, he also touched the world of cinema by composing the music and taking part in the movie Peşpeşe. In 2012, he released the album "O Kadın" under the musical direction of his cousin Dağhan Kök; In this album, he presented a modern arrangement of his aunt Rana Alagöz's song "Herşey Bitmeleri Çok", for which he won the Golden Record award in 1971, in a duet with Fulden Uras, and was nominated for the best album, composition, duet and song at the Turkish Music Awards.

In 2013, her single "Biz İkimiz" attracted attention as the first song composed with the golden ratio in the national music scene.

The artist also has a book called "Emotional Technology" published by A7 Kitapçılık in 2025.