Gitar, bas ve davuldan oluşan KöK’e; progresif rock, elektro funk ve saykodelik rock’la iç içe dolaşan, Anadolu ezgilerini ve ritimlerini barındıran, eklektik bir “power trio” diyebiliriz. Uzun bir cümle oldu ama böyle bir şey işte.

Cem Ömeroğlu - Gitar / Vokal
Kerem Tüzün - Bas Gitar / Vokal
Kaan Sezyum - Davul

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Mahir Can Küçük was born in Denizli, Turkey. His private teachers in Turkey were Timur Selçuk and Randy Esen. After receiving a degree in industrial design, he began his studies at Berklee, studying contemporary writing and production, and graduated with "Summa Cum Laude" honor. 
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Küçük has performed at and arranged for seven Berklee Performance Center concerts, with both his Turkish and Western music background. Additionally, he has also performed on campus recitals with his organic world fusion and Turkish music band "The Çay Party". With different versions of The Çay Party he has represented Berklee and Turkish music in several different Northeastern University festivals and Turkish Consulate of Boston's receptions since February 2015. He was the leader of "Music of Turkey" sections in Berklee International Folk Music Festival in 2016 and 2017.
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Mahir won "Best Website Award" for his versatile portfolio and his presentation of it in 2017, and he received "Mediterranean Music Institute Achievement Award" in 2017 at the night of the Aynur Doğan concert which he arranged 3 of Aynur's songs.
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In Berklee's Commencement Concert 2017, he was one of the 10 student arrangers and 3 male backing vocalists in front of 7.000 audience including honorary doctorate recipients such as Lionel Richie, and the Grammy President Neil Portnow. Additionally he had the honor to be chosen as the student to announce Lionel Richie.
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Besides being a writer, arranger and producer, Küçük is a vocalist who features Western contemporary music, Turkish classical, traditional, and contemporary music in his repertoire. He is able to sing microtonally, with knowledge of Turkish and Egyptian microtonal tradition. He plays bağlama, bass guitar, piano, guitar, and hand percussion.
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