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Haluk Levent (born Haluk Acil; 26 November 1968) is a Turkish rock music singer who helped revive the long forgotten Anatolian rock genre in the 1990s.

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Haluk Levent
Background information
Birth name	Haluk Acil[1]
Born	(1968-11-26) 26 November 1968 (age 53) Adana, Turkey
Genres	Anatolian rock Turkish folk Hard Rock
Occupation(s)	Singer composer songwriter
Instrument(s)	Guitar
Years active	1992–present
Labels	Prestij (1993–2003) U&P (2001–2002) Popüler (2002–2004) E&P (2002–2004) Belis (2004–2005) DMC (2005–2006) Mod (2006–2014) DNK (2014) Karameşe (2016) Pasaj & Garaj (2019–present)
Website	http://www.haluklevent.com.tr/

After graduating from high school, he joined various university programs but he had to quit for economic reasons.[2]

Levent moved to Istanbul in 1992. He worked at various bars in Ortaköy until he met with Yildiray Gürgen. He also worked with musicians like Serdar Öztop and Akın Eldes to increase the quality of his albums. In July 1993 he released his first album, Yollarda. Following his first album, his second album Bir Gece Vakti had sales approaching one million dollars in 1995. In September 1998, he released the album Yine Ayrılık. Following his military service, he released Kral Çıplak in February 2001, Bir Erkeğin Günlüğü in October 2002, Aç Pencereni in September 2004, and Annemin Türküleri in 2005.[3]

Discography

Studio albums

• Yollarda / Bu Ateş Sönmez (Prestij Müzik) (1993)
• Bir Gece Vakti (Prestij Müzik) (1995)
• Arkadaş (Prestij Müzik) (1996)
• Mektup (Prestij Müzik) (1997)
• Yine Ayrılık' (Prestij Müzik) (1998)
• www.leyla.com (2000)
• Kral Çıplak (2001)
• Bir Erkeğin Günlüğü (Popüler Müzik) (2002)
• Özel Canlı İstanbul Konseri (Popüler Müzik) (2003)
• Türkiye Turnesi 2003 (Popüler Müzik) (2003)
• Aç Pencereni (Belis-Seyhan Müzik) (2004)
• Annemin Türküleri (DMC) (2005)
• Akşam Üstü (Mod Müzik-Ozan Video) (2006)
• Karagöz ve Hacivat (Mod Müzik) (2010)
• Trilogy (Süper Müzik Yapım) (2010)
• Dostane (DNK Müzik) (2014)
• Best of Konserler (Süper Müzik Yapım) (2015)
• Tam Bana Göre (Pasaj Müzik & Garaj Müzik) (2019)
• Vasiyet (Pasaj Müzik) (2021)

Compilation albums

• Yaz Şarkıları (2006)
• Pop 2006 (2006)

References

Haluk levent akorları

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