Fevzee (DE)

After successfully graduating from SAE Institute’s Audio Engineering department, he participated in a variety of music studios, especially in Berlin. PamPam Music Berlin, Mediaworx Berlin, and Hansa Studios Berlin are a few of them. FevZee, whose musical roots are in Funk, Soul, R&B, and HipHop, has collaborated on albums and tracks with multiple artists in these genres, such as Killa Hakan, Ceza, Ezhel, and Eko Fresh, to name a few.

FevZee’s career in the industry began with the emergence and development of electronic music. His well-known remix for Lana Del Rey’s "West Coast" Remix Album, which skillfully fused techno with Lana’s melancholic signature sound, was one of his greater career accomplishments.

In 1999, FevZee released the "Hadi Bir Bak" EP. He effectively combined Turkish vocals with Berlin electronic music and proceeded to release several albums in the years that followed.

Soon after completing these projects, FevZee founded the very successful Pentagonic Label and helped many producers and DJs release their own music. The increase in projects led to the establishment of a company with six studios located in Berlin.

He founded Dual Studios and Dual Entertainment in Berlin, which prospered until 2019. Apart from these achievements, he also took part in a few projects in the field of film production. He contributed to the movie Strassenkaiser as a co-producer and also produced the Rap Cam program for TV Berlin Channel, hosted by Killa Hakan.

FevZee, alongside a collective of DJs and performance artists from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds, founded the Techno Türken e.V. as a countermeasure to the growth of a monotonous electronic music style in Germany. The goal was to enrich electronic music by incorporating diverse cultural elements. He organized large events under the catchphrase "Rakin & Roll."

The 1st of May Techno Türken Open Air became a yearly tradition. Artists like Pan-Pot, Florian Meindl, Martin Eyerer, Tobi Neumann, and Zigan Aldi are just a few of the guest performers. Apart from Berlin, he organized parties in many other cities, including Paris, Geneva, Istanbul, Alaçatı, and others.