Sedat Yüce is a Turkish pop singer born in Izmir in 1976. She is known for representing Türkiye in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2001 with the song "Sevgiye Son". In addition to singing, he plays the trumpet, composes and arranges music.
He received his music education at Dokuz Eylül University State Conservatory. Her first contact with Eurovision was as the backing vocalist of Şebnem Özsaran in the 1993 Türkiye final.
Eurovision and competitions
He participated in the Turkish finals as a solo artist for the first time in 1996 with Vazgeç, and competed again in 1999 with Özgür Beni; He could not reach first place in both attempts. In 2001, he won the national final with Son to the Lover, composed by Semih Güneri. He finished 11th with 41 points in the competition held in Copenhagen on May 12, 2001.
He represented Türkiye in the Mediterranean Song Contest held in Fethiye in 2003 with "Nereye Kadar" and came first. In 2005, she participated in the Eurovision Türkiye final once again with the song Re-enactment, but did not qualify. He applied to O Ses Türkiye in 2011, but could not pass the preliminary rounds.
Yüce is remembered as one of Türkiye's representatives in Eurovision history in the early 2000s.
