ISOKI is the stage name of İsmail Kilimci, a Turkish musician and DJ whose musical journey began in 1991 as the drummer of the rock band Export. He contributed to the album Erotik Düşler and later joined Element, performing on their debut album Cehennem (2007), which carried the raw energy of 80s hard’n heavy sound. After performing at numerous venues and sharing the stage with Scorpions as the opening act in Istanbul, he continued to collaborate with several projects, including Tarot, Free Volta and Sutra.

Transitioning from drums to electronic music in 2007, ISOKI began focusing on DJing and remix production. Over the years, he released several remixes on SoundCloud under the name ISOKI. Today, he continues to create, remix, and perform — blending his rock background with electronic and ambient textures shaped by emotion, rhythm, and experimentation.

İsmail KİLİMCİ, müzik hayatına 1991 yılında Export adlı rock grubunda davulcu olarak başladı. Bu grupla birlikte yayımlanan Erotik Düşler albümünde davul kayıtlarında yer aldı ve eserlere katkıda bulundu.

Bir süre ara verdiği aktif müzik yaşamına 2004 yılında kurulan Element grubunda davulculuk yaparak geri döndü. 80’li yılların hard’n heavy soundunu benimseyen grup, yoğun çalışmaların ardından Cehennem adlı ilk albümünü 2007 yılında yayımladı. Kilimci bu albümde de davul kayıtlarını üstlendi. Element ile düzenli bar programları ve konserlerde sahne aldı; ayrıca Scorpions grubunun İstanbul konserinde ön grup olarak yer aldı. Grubun ikinci albümünde “Neden” isimli şarkının davul kayıtlarını gerçekleştirdi.

Daha sonra Tarot ve Sutra gibi gruplarda çeşitli organizasyonlarda ve bar programlarında sahne aldı. 2007 yılından itibaren aktif davulculuk çalışmalarını sonlandırarak DJ’lik alanına yöneldi. Yıllar içinde yaptığı çeşitli remix çalışmalarını ISOKI ismiyle SoundCloud’da paylaştı.

Sahne adını ISOKI olarak seçen İsmail KİLİMCİ, bugün hâlâ aktif olarak DJ’lik yapmakta ve kendi bestelerini üretmektedir. Müziğinde rock köklerini elektronik ve ambient tınılarla harmanlayarak duygusal, atmosferik ve deneysel bir dünya kurar.

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Cem Adiyaman (b. 1981 in Ankara, Turkey) is a Multi-instrumentalist Turkish composer for film soundtracks and contemporary music.

Never having a formal music education, while studying civil engineering in Ankara and Design in New York, he always tried to produce his own material and further investigate different genres of music. Developing a big interest in jazz and upright bass at a young age he took private lessons for a year without having an instrument and after getting one he played standards and avande-guard jazz in clubs and hotels around Ankara. He wrote jingles for popular tv shows, produced tracks for singers and expanded into more electronic music genres.

After moving to New York in 2003, he started working with aspiring film makers and started providing original film music for their short and feature length movies. Being interested in Turkish Classical Music, he immersed himself in traditional Turkish and gypsy musics as well as contemporary New York music scene.

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