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Mabel Matiz

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Turkish pop music singer-songwriter Mabel Matiz brings us his unique blend of maqam music, urban pop, and Anatolian folk melodies with synth.

One of the most influential and productive musicians of present-day Turkish music, singer-songwriter Mabel Matiz returns to the Hall. After a very successful show in 2022, Matiz is back to perform music from his new album Fatih.

Described by his fans as a modern-day Ashik, Mabel Matiz offers an impressive blended sound of maqam music, Anatolian folk melodies with synth, and urban pop.

Tagged with: Contemporary music

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Piu Entertainment

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